Using Artscape as a creative placemaking vessel to transform vacant lots in Station North Arts & Entertainment District into thriving creative marketplaces and sustainable civic gathering spaces for all.
An exciting new element of Artscape is the art exhibition pavilion which will feature leading contemporary visual artists from around the world, including Baltimore-based artists. Derrick Adams, Baltimore born artist and entrepreneur, will serve as guest curator of the art exhibition pavilion”
Artscape is AMERICA’S LARGEST FREE arts festival, rocking the cultural heart of Baltimore since 1982, it was designed as an Arts Fair and marketed Baltimore as a cultural hub. The newly developed Meyerhoff Symphony Hall was underway, and to draw community support and stimulate economic development and investment in the area, Artscape was born.
Forty years later the festival has extended its footprint far north of the Mt. Vernon section of the city. Expanding in 2017 to Charles Street, near Penn Station, around the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) and the University of Baltimore campus. It featured over 140 artists and makers, live concerts on an outdoor stage, and immersive visual arts experiences.
The 2023 festival dates are September 20-24, 2023.
Enjoy five days of art exhibitions, interactive exhibits, pop-up performances, and Baltimore culture.
If you want more information about being a featured artist or performer at Artscape 2023, please fill out our Artist/Performer Interest Form. We will send you an email with details and a link to the application when it goes live.
If you want more information about being a vendor at Artscape 2023, please fill out our Vendor Interest Form. We will send you an email with details and a link to the application when it goes live.
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