Explore our collection and exhibition audio guides. Listen on your device as you explore the galleries.
Organized by guest curator and renowned author Ekow Eshun, this exhibition of 22 works explores today’s climate crisis from a new perspective and celebrates our shared connections to the natural world. Explore detailed verbal and visual descriptions, exhibition labels and artworks across the Black Earth Rising exhibition.
Explore detailed verbal and visual descriptions, exhibition labels, and video transcripts for select artworks across the exhibition.
Explore the audio guide for Amy Sherald: American Sublime.
Across the exhibition, discover Amy Sherald’s ties to Baltimore through paintings made in the city and works featuring Baltimore-based models.
Drawn from the BMA’s George A. Lucas Collection, this exhibition of 19th-century art foregrounds the many ways that human relationships. Explore detailed verbal and visual descriptions, exhibition labels and artworks across the Deconstructing Nature exhibition.
The 2025 Baker Artist Awards exhibition at the BMA showcases the work of five artists: 2019 winner Selin Balci, 2023 winners Oletha DeVane and Jordan Tierney, and 2024 winners Stephen Towns and Kelley Bell. The themes and narratives presented in this group exhibition also resonate with the BMA’s Turn Again to the Earth initiative.
Devin Allen captured the raw emotion of the Baltimore uprisings that followed Freddie Gray’s death in 2015 in a series of black-and-white images. These images have been paired with audio drawn from the event and edited by the artist in remembrance of Gray’s life. Listen to that audio here. Content Advisory: This audio is drawn from recordings of the 2015 Baltimore Uprising and reflects the impact of racialized violence. Listen with mindful awareness and deep care.
Explore videos, articles, and recommended resources from Sir John Akomfrah to deepen your understanding of his practice and his new immersive sound and video installation.
Listen to the audio guide for Joyce J. Scott: Walk a Mile in My Dreams. In this podcast-style guide, Joyce J. Scott discusses her work and key themes with seven of her friends throughout the exhibition, reflecting on her journey, processes, and artistic influences. This exhibition was on view at the BMA from March 24 to July 14, 2024.
Hear community health workers of Baltimore share their stories and access resources provided by them. These testimonials address all aspects of the human experience, including substance abuse, childbirth, domestic abuse, sexual abuse, death, homelessness, and systemic racism. Please listen with care.
Explore detailed visual descriptions, exhibition labels, and transcripts for select artworks across the Matisse in Vence exhibition.
Explore detailed verbal and visual descriptions, exhibition labels, and transcripts for select artworks across the Matisse in Vence exhibition.
Journey through the Museum to hear eight local Native speakers find connections with 14 artworks. From early European still-life painting and sculpture to a 1930s vacuum cleaner, their diverse stories resonate throughout the BMA collection in personal ways.
Rachel Lee Hovnanian: Nature Deficit Disorder
