School 33 Art Center

Studios

Studio Artists
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Overview

Since 1979, School 33 Art Center's Studio Artist Program has provided exceptional studio spaces at subsidized rates to more than 120 professional artists. Nine prime spaces (approx. 450 sq. ft. each) are available to local artists. The Studio Selection Panel, comprised of local artists and arts professionals, selects resident artists through a review process. This program has been instrumental in providing a safe, nurturing community and workspace to both established and emerging artists in Baltimore. School 33 has also hosted a variety of artist residencies and programs that engage the studio artists in the Center's exhibition and educational programming. Beginning in late 2008, School 33 has initiated the Studio Artists’ Mentoring Program as a commitment to fostering artistic growth in Baltimore.

Studio leases are for one year and rental rate includes utilities. The studios are strictly non-live spaces, though artists-in-residence have 24 hour access to their individual spaces. At the end of the first year current Studio Artists may be invited to re-apply for a second and third term.

STUDIO ARTISTS

Colin Campbell Born in Athens, Georgia, I'm a painter, illustrator, and computer artist. I currently work at Big Huge Games as an environent artist, am regularily exhibiting, and recently completed filming of the first season the PBS series, Time Team America, where I served as the team's illustrator and show's host. In 2005, alongside my father, I went...
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Laurie Flannery
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Matthew Freel Matthew Freel received his MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 2008 and his BFA from Washington University in St. Louis in 2006. He has participated in a number of group exhibitions and had his first solo show shortly after relocating to Baltimore at The Creative Alliance in 2009.
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Kate MacKinnon Kate MacKinnon received her B.F.A. from the Massachusetts College of Art in 1992. Several years ago, she relocated to Baltimore, where she received her M.F.A. at the Maryland Institute College of Art. Working mainly in oil on canvas, her most recent paintings are pop inspired, minimal, high gloss abstractions that explore formal issues of...
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Ryan Murray Ryan graduated from the Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1995. As a painter, illustrator and digital sculptor, he has produced a wide range of work from character art for games to personal portraits and abstracts in acrylic and oil. He currently divides his time between digital character creation and painting in the studio.
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Bill Tamburrino Bill Tamburrino studied painting at the Maryland Institute College of Art, and has exhibited widely in the Baltimore/Washington DC areas and in selected national and international shows.  Recently he has been inspired by the multi-figure compositions of both the Renaissance and the ancients, and by the similarities found between...
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Aaron Yamada-Hanff Aaron Yamada-Hanff graduated from Johns Hopkins University with a BA in Art History and in 2006 attended the Post-baccalaureate program at the Maryland Institute College of Art. He has shown in various exhibitions throughout Maryland and is also a full time concept artist and illustrator.
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