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Advancing Abstraction in Modern Sculpture

One of the earliest examples of David Smith’s welding,Head with Cogs for Eyes, is shown for the first time in this exhibition of approximately 40 works.
Networking and Karaoke Thursdays

If you are an artist, entertainer, business owner, event promoter, come out and promote your products and/or business and meet others in various industries as well as showing your talents in Karaoke. Pre-registration rerequired and limited to 20 participants each night.
Working Artists Forum

Located in the Chaney Gallery, this exhibition features oil, watercolor, acrylic, monotype, and collage by 20 members of this group of professional artists from the Eastern Shore. (opening reception 5:30-7 p.m. Aug. 13)

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Mondo Baltimore's Back to School Night 9/2 6:30PM

The first film is The ABC's of Sex Education for Trainables, an instructional film for teachers on how to teach sex ed to mentally handicapped children. Then, Dr. Acula and Ghoulinda present 1986's Mutilations, a film about aliens, cattle, and school children.

Place: The Windup Space Tags:
Explosions in the Sky, Grandchildren 9/2 7:30PM

Place: 2640 Space Tags: concert

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The Long Hot Summer 9/2

Summer Group Exhibition featuring Robert Andriulli, Gary Bukovnik, Anne Marie Fleming, Carla Golembe, Sheep Jones, Amy Lamb, Annie Leibovitz, Tom Miller, Kathryn O'Grady, Thomas Stiltz, Susan Sykes, Tracie Taylor, and Frank Trefny.

Place: Steven Scott Gallery Tags:
Marion Warren: Flower Portraits 9/2 10:00AM

This outdoor exhibition features 16 large-scale flower portraits (4’ x 6’ and 4’ x 4’), limited edition weatherproof prints on aluminum, created from 35mm Kodachrome slides.

Place: Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts Tags:
G.V. Black, Father of American Dentistry 9/2 10:00AM

G. V. Black revolutionized how dentists fill cavities, creating an unmistakable impact on the field of dentistry. This exhibit offers a life-size figure of Dr. Black, along with a re-creation of his office.

Place: National Museum of Dentistry Tags:
32 Terrific Teeth 9/2 11:00AM

The permanent exhibit includes George Washington's dentures, dental instruments used by Queen Victoria, and the world's only Tooth Jukebox.

Place: National Museum of Dentistry Tags:

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Carma's Café
"Nestled in the side of a building on 32nd street is the best coffee you will ever drink. Seriously, it's not just us that think so, they have won Best Coffee, Best Sandwiches, Best Fresh Yogurt… the list goes on, from all sorts of Baltimore papers. With a cool staff, bottomless cups of fresh brewed coffee, and outdoor tables great for studying or hanging out, Carma's Cafe might just be the best coffee house in the country. We may be biased, but you will be too after biting into any of their homemade sandwiches and goodies (many made by Carma herself!) Since space is at a premium in this popular shop, order in advance online, walk over, skip the line and pick up under the FetchFood sign. If only everything in life were this easy."

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