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 Art from other worlds |
800 Key Highway Baltimore, MD 21230 United States +1 410 244 1900 http://www.avam.org |
'Visionary' is a term used to describe art that is created by people who use ordinary media to express their own intensely personal ideas about life. This museum has assembled a wonderful collection of this very Visionary art. Since Visionary artists generally lack formal training, and work outside of established art traditions, their works are as bold, innovative and inspirational as the visions that spawned them. Admission: USD11 Adults, USD7 Students and seniors, USD6 per person for groups of ten or more. Children under four years of age and under are free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Jenna Stahl |
 Photo: Jessica R. Costello |
 Photo: Eddie Codel  |
 Photo: Kirk Knobelspiesse |
 Photo: Lauren 'Lolly' Weinhold |
 Photo: Tolga Ors |
 Photo: Tolga Ors |
 Photo: Jeff Tabaco |
 Photo: Kirsten Firminger |
 Photo: Greg Briggs |
 Photo: Greg Briggs |
 Photo: Mark Barry |
 Photo: BethMcConnell/McBeth |
 Photo: Shayne Stratyner |
 Photo: Jenna Udren |
 Photo: Ryan Painter |
 Photo: Dylan Tweney |
 Photo: anarchivist |
 Photo: saviouisavi |
 Photo: Nathan Koci |
 Photo: Leah R. Warshaw |
 Photo: Brian Bjolin |
 Photo: mikesee |
 Photo: Russ Anderson |
 Photo: Amy Quarles |
 Photo: go_shine |
 Photo: ortsed9 |
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Baltimore Museum of Art |
10 Art Museum Drive Baltimore, MD 21218 United States 443-573-1700 http://www.artbma.org |
The soul of this museum is its spacious wing dedicated to Modern American artists: Rothko, de Kooning, Pollock, and their contemporaries. The museum has the second largest private collection of Andy Warhol's works. It also features Oceanic and American Indian art, a sizable Old Masters collection and a beautiful sculpture garden. The BMA is also home to the Cone collection; a treasury of Early Modern masterpieces. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Brenunda Higgs |
 Photo: Rhonda Blockston |
 Photo: Reiko Tomita Reid |
 Photo: Flyover Living |
 Photo: Doug Mayer |
 Photo: Matt Herman |
 Photo: Ashley Kraus |
 Photo: George Brown 3rd |
 Photo: Aroop Sircar |
 Photo: Jim Stratton |
 Photo: virika |
 Photo: Chuck Rose |
 Photo: anbat1998 |
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Fascinating history of dentistry |
31 South Greene Street Baltimore, MD 21201-1504 United States +1 410 706 0600 http://www.dentalmuseum.umaryl... |
In 1840, Baltimore became home to the world's first college of dentistry. Today, this museum offers a fascinating and fun-filled look at the history of dental medicine. Highlights include historical dental tools, a giant mouth-shaped juke-box, and a set of George Washington's dentures, which, by the way, were not wooden! For those interested in medicine it's a pleasant, informative diversion. Admission is USD4.5o for adults, seniors and youth USD2.50. Children under six years and NMD members can come free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Rachel Rappaport |
 Photo: Rachel Rappaport |
 Photo: Nicola Monat-Jacobs |
 Photo: Nicola Monat-Jacobs |
 Photo: Shannon Moore |
 Western and Asian art |
600 North Charles Street Baltimore, MD 21201 United States +1 410 547 9000 http://www.thewalters.org |
East meets West at the Walters. On one hand, its collection spans nearly the entire history of Western art. Its spacious galleries are home to Greek and Roman statuary, Baroque carvings, and a large collection of Renaissance paintings. On the other hand, its elegant Hackerman House wing holds one of the largest collections of traditional Asian art in the United States. Admission to the permanent collection is always free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Steve Fernie |
 Photo: Beverly Vealach |
 Photo: Mary Harrsch |
 Photo: Adam Fordham |
 Photo: Mary Harrsch |
 Photo: KCA |
 Photo: KCA |
 Photo: Bill Holmes |
 Photo: John Glenn |
 Photo: Kevin Griffin Moreno |
 Photo: Adam Fordham |
 Photo: John Glenn |
 Photo: Tomonori Yamamoto |
 Photo: Ahmad Barclay |
 Photo: Ryan Tronier |
 Photo: melannedean |