Artists.
This year we have great events coming up and we need your participation.
We invite artists to submit qualification requests that reflect the themes of community collaboration, education, inspiration, and beautification. Together, let us create a mural that not only beautifies neighborhoods but also sparks meaningful conversations and fosters a sense of pride and identity within communities.
Black Butterfly Farm Mural
Project Information
Our mural project is a testament to the vibrant spirit and diverse tapestry of Baltimore, Maryland. From its humble beginnings with a $500 budget, the project has blossomed into a collaborative endeavor, fueled by community support and generous funding. Through community engagement, we're ensuring that the mural reflects the voices and aspirations of Baltimore's neighborhoods, including Brooklyn Homes, Curtis Bay, and Brooklyn. With a curated selection of talented local artists, each bringing their unique perspective to the canvas, the mural is set to transform a blank space into a vibrant reflection of our city's identity. Stay tuned for updates on upcoming events, including a Community Visioning Session on April 15th and the announcement of the final artist selected on May 5th. The mural's completion is scheduled for July 31st. Join us in celebrating the creativity and unity of Baltimore through this transformative public art project.
Next Steps
Join us for our Community Visioning Session on April 15th at the Greater Baybrook Alliance, where you can contribute your ideas and insights to the mural project.
Stay tuned for updates as we announce the final artist selected on May 5th and witness the transformation of our community canvas as the mural is completed by July 31st.
Henrietta Lacks Mural
Project Information
Nosreme Baltimore, in collaboration with the Midtown East Community Association and the Henrietta Lacks Legacy Group, is pleased to announce our call for artists for the Henrietta Lacks mural project in the Middle East Baltimore neighborhood.
Our mural project aims to celebrate the life and legacy of Henrietta Lacks, whose immortal HeLa cells have contributed significantly to medical research and advancements. Henrietta Lacks' story is one of resilience, scientific breakthroughs, and ethical considerations, making her an important figure not only in medical history but also in the ongoing conversation about medical ethics and social justice. ($50,000 artists installation + supplies)
How to Apply
Fill out the online form! If you need assistance or a paper application, please contact Nosreme Baltimore at info@nosremebaltimore.org.
All qualification requests must be submitted via type form by Wednesday, April 17, 2024 at 11:59 PM Eastern. Mural project must be completed by September 1, 2024.