Are you curious as to when you can get any image off the Internet and manipulate it endlessly? Can people take your images and use them? Read this NYTimes article to find out the rules.

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PANEL TALK & CLOSING RECEPTION FRIDAY 27 JANUARY 2012 6-9 PM!!!! Our panelists will be Connie Imboden, a Grand Dame of the Baltimore Contemporary photo scene, Dean Alexander, just named one of the Top 200 Commercial Photographers in the world and Mark Alice Durant, professor of photography at UMBC and Co-curator of the “Blur of the Otherworldly: Contemporary Art, Technology and the Paranormal”. The discussion will be moderated by Kristen Hileman, the BMA’s curator of contemporary art and chief within its contemporary art department. Kristen curated the current Candida Höfer show up now at the BMA.

Call for Entries for a curated Wilgus show

From Where We Grow:
A Look at Climate Change and Sustainability

Sunday February, 26 – Sunday March,18
*Opening reception, Friday March 2

Curated by Samantha Wilson

Submissions due: Wed, 2/8

From Where We Grow is a curated show that aims to promote and discuss lifestyle, cultural and global changes in the realms of climate change and sustainability. As artists we should be able to examine the global impact of environmental choices.

Please email wilgusgallery@gmail.com (subject line, sustainability show )by WEDNESDAY, FEBURARY 8 with your name, email, images, dimensions, and short statement (please, no images larger than 72 dpi). If necessary, please also include how the work will be installed. If chosen the work must be completed in a professional manner (preferably matted and/or framed) by THURSDAY, FEBURARY 23

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During the summer of 2011, Alex Wein, MICA photographer, embarked on a road trip from San Francisco to Baltimore. On leaving San Francisco he started a project which has continued on into 2012 and has just been released on his site, Headstands 2011-2012. Images appear from the familiar as well as the non-descript interstate landscapes, Hollywood, Navajo State, Graceland, The Grand Canyon, Monument Valley and the seemingly neverending I-40. This is a novel and personal approach to the tried and tested path of a photographers road trip across America by car. Alex documents the places seen and travelled through but continually puts himself within the frame of the images he makes. Returning to his home state of Maryland, and the city of Baltimore he has continued to produce images for this project, which range from the stunning landscape of his home state to a decimated Baltimore neighborhood

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Next Sunday, January 29, Noon-5pm, Art on Purpose completes its stewardship of BMI: BLACK MALE IDENTITY where it began: The Reginald F. Lewis Museum. We hope you’ll be able to join us for the premiere screening of the Black Male Identity documentary (produced by D.R. Lynes) at 3:30pm, followed by a recognition of key stakeholders in our year-plus project, including BMI Affiliates, including Tiffany Jones & Colette Veasey-Cullors . Some of what we have done is captured in a BMI DVD full of images and video that will be distributed free beginning January 29 to educators, advocates, activists, and anyone who wants a copy. Collecting one or more for yourself and your foundation is yet another reason to attend next Sunday

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