NEW EXHIBITION OPENING AT THE LIBRARY PROJECT
KITCHEN STORIES ORGANIZED BY ART ON PURPOSE
WITH RESIDENT COMMUNITY ARTIST JULIE LIN
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Phunky Phresh Philm Phest Show
at The Library Project
Tickets: $12 in advance / $15 at the door
website: www.GrasshopperPhilms.com
For more info please click here.
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About the Library:
Founded in February 2008, The Library is a 2500 sq ft mixed-use exhibition space and video production studio housed within one of the four original Enoch Pratt Library neighborhood branches (1886-1971). The Library, functions as a unique sculpture and installation space with curated flat files, offers video production services with an emphasis on social awareness and community projects, as well as hosts weekly yoga classes. Together we seek to implement a new model for gathering and distributing news, ideas, and information that is at once thoughtful, constructive, and insightful. As Baltimore’s premier and progressively minded mixed-use exhibition space, information center, and production studio, our aim is to have a direct impact on the issues affecting our surrounding communities, society at large, and ultimately our collective consciousness.
The Library has been made possible by the generous initial support of: Mario Cader-Frech and Robert Wennett, Suzi Keats Cordish, Bruce and Joan Weber, Matthew Johnson, Phillip Barlow, and Douglas Anderson School for the Arts.