
Cara Ober
Editor-in-Chief at BmoreArt
Editor-in-Chief & Publisher at BmoreArt @bmoreart1 / Artist, Writer, Curator, & Educator
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1 month ago |
thebaltimorebanner.com | Cara Ober |Bmore Art
This story is part of a partnership with The Baltimore Banner and BmoreArt to provide monthly pieces focusing on the region’s artists, galleries and museums. For more stories like this, visit BmoreArt.com. The revolution will be local. In an age when almost everyone owns goods made by a smattering of global companies, our connection to place can feel diminished. Our news is global. Our shopping is global. Prioritizing our local landscape and its rich history, food and culture becomes a battle.
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2 months ago |
thebaltimorebanner.com | Cara Ober |Bmore Art
This story is part of a partnership with The Baltimore Banner and BmoreArt that will provide monthly pieces focusing on the region’s artists, galleries and museums. For more stories like this, visit BmoreArt.com. Jan 27, 2025Jan 23, 2025Is it me or is this winter extra bleak? Everything is freezing or on fire, the news is dire and toxic political absurdity is taking up way too much space in my brain. On a personal note, I have failed already at becoming a better version of myself in 2025.
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Dec 7, 2024 |
thebaltimorebanner.com | Cara Ober |Bmore Art
This story is part of a partnership with The Baltimore Banner and BmoreArt that will provide monthly pieces focusing on the region’s artists, galleries and museums. For more stories like this, visit BmoreArt.com.
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Nov 15, 2024 |
bmoreart.com | Cara Ober |Edgar Degas
Rhythms and Strips in Retrospect at Arting Gallery November 11, 2024 Words: , Craig Hankin The story goes that Edgar Degas, late in life, sat in a café with a few friends discussing their inevitable demise. When Degas’ turn came, he said firmly, “I don’t want a funeral oration.”There was a hush of surprise. After a moment, Degas turned to the illustrator Forain and declared, “Yes, Forain, you will give one.
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Nov 15, 2024 |
bmoreart.com | Cara Ober |Ada Pinkston
The Artist's Mixed-Media Exhibit at Transformer DC Interrogates America's Expectations of Black Women November 4, 2024 Words: , Seshat Yon’shea Walker As we anticipate this week’s election, and the historic possibility that it may finally result in America’s first Black woman president, Transformer has launched its 22nd exhibition series with Baltimore artist Ada Pinkston’s solo exhibition, I’m Not Your Superwoman.
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Meet The Team at BmoreArt: Mini-Documentary by Taja Copeland https://t.co/OcstRw4yL2 via @YouTube

Trump has effectively grabbed all of America by the pussy - through SCOTUS picks. It’s time to end the filibuster (which is not in the constitution) add 4 more seats. https://t.co/xc0JTorf1q

On Mother’s Day: ALL I want is equal rights and representation for women in the USA. 🌸“SCOTUS Wants Reproductive Rights Left Up to the States—Whose Representatives Are Still Overwhelmingly White and Male” https://t.co/952sshtkkr via @msmagazine