BmoreArt’s Picks: November 10-16
This Week: Globe Poster Story screening at MICA; opening reception for Randi Reiss-McCormack + Karen Klinedinst at Goucher galleries; Jeffrey Gibson lectures at the Bloomberg Center; Baltimore Clayworks Winterfest Preview Party; Madyha Leghari, Ghazal Mojtahedi, and Bao Nguyen in conversation with Tae Hwang at Creative Alliance; Sweaty Eyeballs: Sweaty Everything closing reception at Area 405; Flaunt AVAM Extravaganza; Islam & Print group exhibition opening reception at Waller Gallery; BMA Ball After Party; opening reception for Krista Gay at CCCC’s Outpost; Tea with Myrtis featuring Lavett Ballard; Sheila Crider opening reception + artist talk at UMGC — PLUS YNot Lot honorarium and more featured opportunities!
BmoreArt’s Picks presents the best weekly art openings, events, and performances happening in Baltimore and surrounding areas. For a more comprehensive perspective, check the BmoreArt Calendar page, which includes ongoing exhibits and performances, and is updated on a daily basis.
To submit your calendar event, email us at events@bmoreart.com!
See It Loud: The Globe Poster Story World Premiere
Wednesday, November 11 :: 7pm
@ MICA Falvey Hall
See It Loud: The Globe Poster Story explores the legacy of Baltimore’s Globe Poster and its impact on popular culture, music, and design.
Celebrate the world premiere of See It Loud: The Globe Poster Story. Filmmakers John Lewis and Rei Perri have captured the legacy of Globe Poster through interviews with famous music artists who commissioned these iconic posters, the printers who brought them to life, and those carrying its legacy forward at the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA). Bobby Rush, John Waters, Solomon Burke, Chuck Brown, Wayne Coyne, Rosa Pryor, Ellen Lupton, and more talk about Globe’s impact on popular culture and the American visual landscape.
Screening is approximately 1 hour. Doors open at 6:30. Film screening at 7pm.
Before the screening, Super Fan ticket holders will have an early opportunity to shop posters from the Cicero Archives. Read below for more about the Super Fan ticket.
Following the premiere of See It Loud, you are invited to take advantage of a unique opportunity to shop original Globe posters from the Cicero Archives and view the exhibition, GlobePosters for the People in MICA’s Pinkard Gallery.
Fables, Foibles and Fallacies | Opening Reception
Thursday, November 12 :: 4-8pm
@ Goucher College Silber Gallery
Silber Gallery, November 12, 2026 – January 22, 2027
Goucher College Art Galleries presents Fables, Foibles and Fallacies: An Interactive Exhibition of the Senses, an immersive exhibition by mixed-media artist Randi Reiss-McCormack that brings together painting, sculpture, textiles, sound, and interactive technology. Extending painting beyond the wall, Reiss-McCormack transforms the gallery into a tactile, responsive environment in which visitors become active participants in the work.
Rooted in memory, intuition, and collective craft traditions, Reiss-McCormack’s practice explores the relationships between material, perception, and personal and shared narratives. The exhibition features large-scale mixed-media paintings and sculpture alongside two immersive installations that invite audiences to experience the work through touch, movement, and sound.
At the center of the exhibition is Interlude for a Stroll, an environment of oversized fiber-tufted forms intertwined with crochet, beads, and tactile sculptural elements. A 3D camera senses visitors’ movement through the installation, translating their collective presence through a generative sound system into an evolving composition of sounds drawn from the living and mechanical worlds. As audiences move through the space, they continually reshape its sensory environment.
A second installation, Magical Thinking, explores personal and collective myth through over-life-size textile forms and an interactive, touchable prayer wheel. Throughout the exhibition, hand-sized textile spheres encourage tactile exploration, while braille-inscribed beads incorporate tactile language directly into the artwork.
Phenology of Light: Ephemeral/Ephemerals | Opening Reception
Thursday, November 12 :: 4-8pm
@ Goucher College Rosenberg Gallery
Rosenberg Gallery, November 12, 2026 – January 22, 2027
Goucher College’s Rosenberg Gallery presents Phenology of Light: Ephemeral/Ephemerals, a solo exhibition by Maryland-based artist Karen Klinedinst. Featuring large-scale cyanolumen prints created with native spring ephemerals, the exhibition explores grief, renewal, memory, and the fleeting cycles of the natural world.
Klinedinst is a visual artist exploring place, our relationship with nature, and the environmental impact we have on the world around us. Working across digital, analog, and alternative photographic processes, she creates images that consider time, memory, and impermanence.
Walking has always been essential to Klinedinst’s creative process. Since the death of her husband in 2022, it has also become a vital means of processing grief. Each spring, she walks in search of signs of life after a long, dark winter, collecting native ephemerals such as Bloodroot, Dutchman’s Breeches, and Virginia Bluebells as they briefly emerge from the forest floor. Their annual cycle of emergence, disappearance, and return mirrors her own journey through grief and into new life.
Read more of this week’s picks at BmoreArt.
