MRI Programs X Creatively Black Baltimore
MRI Programs is committed to providing creative opportunities for Baltimore's emerging artists. This summer, our Hip Hop on Howard Summer Camp advances that mission with an innovative collaboration. We've partnered with the Creatively Black Baltimore Exhibit to give our young artists the unique opportunity to display their work in the exhibit. This partnership spotlights the extraordinary talents of our local youth while celebrating the rich, creative heritage of Baltimore's Black artists.
A Unique Creative Journey
Students from MRI's Hip Hop on Howard summer program and Baltimore Youthworks participants are embarking on an inspiring project to create a song and music video inspired by the Creatively Black exhibit. After an immersive exhibit tour led by Baltimore's Larry Poncho Brown, the students channeled their inspiration into a powerful song and visual concept.
This unique collaboration allows students to explore their creativity and provides hands-on experience in music composition, video production, and dance. The video, conceived and executed by the students, will feature dynamic dance performances by MRI program participants, showcasing the full spectrum of their artistic skills.
The culmination of this project will be the premiere of the song and video featured in the Creatively Black exhibit. This event will celebrate the students' hard work and creativity and allow the community to gather and appreciate the vibrant expressions of Baltimore creatives.
About The Exhibit
The Creatively Black Baltimore exhibit, presented by Times Community Services and The Baltimore Times, celebrates Baltimore's dynamic art scene. Curated by renowned artist Larry Poncho Brown, the exhibit features works from over 100 Black Baltimore artists. Visitors are encouraged to attend and immerse themselves in the artistic brilliance that defines Baltimore's Black artists, supporting and celebrating their significant contributions to the city's cultural landscape.
Get Involved
The “100 Black Baltimore Artists You Should Know,” offers a unique opportunity for visual artists living or working in Baltimore to gain recognition. Artists are encouraged to register now to be featured in this special edition of The Baltimore Times and become a part of Baltimore's Creative legacy.
Visit creativelyblackbaltimore.net to find out more about the exhibit and learn how you can be a part of the "100 Black Black Artists You Should Know" special issue of The Baltimore Times.
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