BMA Stories
BMA Stories is much more than what's on view, though we cover that too! BMA Stories explores the questions art raises, the conversations it sparks, and the stories that surround it.
The Surreal Realities of War
The Baltimore Museum of Art is committed to presenting exhibitions and programs that demonstrate art’s relevance in contemporary culture. While Monsters & Myths: Surrealism and War in the 1930s and 1940s explores art from the previous century, the BMA’s special tours with U.S. Marine Corps veteran Hans Palmer provide a first-person perspective on a more recent experience of war that makes the surreal real.
What is Mother Power?
The Next Generation of Arts Professionals Explore the Answer in A Perfect Power: Motherhood and African Art
A Conversation about Joan Mitchell
Coinciding with the exhibition, Yale University Press and SFMOMA are very pleased to publish a sweeping and beautifully produced accompanying catalog. The book presents groundbreaking research as well as a variety of perspectives on Mitchell’s exceptional art and remarkable biography.