Last week, we shared news about Under Armour’s new steamy ad featuring a “Heated Rivalry” star; an Ellicott City space where crafters can work on unfinished projects; and the Baltimore Museum of Art’s acquisition of 118 more works of art.
Revisit the stories here:
“Baltimore Museum of Art acquires 118 works of art, more than half from collector Constance R. Caplan“: The Baltimore Museum of Art announced on Friday that it has acquired approximately 118 works of art over the past six months.
“John Waters updates his bumper sticker slogan for Baltimore“: If he hadn’t become a filmmaker, visual artist, fashion model, ordained minister, puppeteer and poet, John Waters might have carved out a decent career as a bumper sticker slogan writer for Baltimore’s tourism industry.
“Sailing on the Pride of Baltimore II: Fells Point to Manhattan“: Tall ships like the Pride of Baltimore II offer a sense of freedom and a gypsy lifestyle for the crew who sign on to work on them.
“At Resting Bitch Place, crafts are just the tip of the community iceberg“: In Ellicott City, The Resting Bitch Place offers space for crafters to complete unfinished art projects and find an inclusive community.
“VIDEO | Under Armour names ‘Heated Rivalry’ star François Arnaud its newest global brand ambassador, previews his steamy first ad“: A steamy ad for Under Armour’s latest campaign features “Heated Rivalry” star François Arnaud working out as neighbors gawk.
