Upcoming Events and Exhibitions

CROWDFUND IN SUPPORT OF SBM GALLERY

Funds are being raised for the five exhibitions planned in the first six months of this gallery pop up that will hopefully continue beyond with your help. I am excited to share that we have already raised $1,615.22 from individual donors!  If you are able, please contribute to ensure that SBM Gallery is able to support the phenomenal group of artists involved. Tax deductible donations can be made online here: https://fundraising.fracturedatlas.org/sbm-gallery. We need to raise these funds in 30 days so give before February 20.

BEFORE | DURING | NOW

AND GRAND OPENING OF SBM GALLERY

Before | During | Now curated by Sarah B. McCann SBM Gallery 422 S. Highland Ave, Baltimore, MD 21224 Opening Reception February 6, 5-9 exhibition on view to March 20, 2026. Hours Wednesday - Friday 12-6pm Featuring Schroeder Cherry, Heather Douglas, Allison Duggan, Denise Gantt, Nora Howell, Tiffany Jones, Sara Kaltwasser, Paula Phillips, Christine Stiver, Adam Thorman. This exhibition is supported (in part) by: the William G. Baker, Jr. Memorial Fund, Robert W. Deutsch Foundation, the Spector Family Foundation. For more info call: 646-573-5509.

STUDIO SALE

Several new projects are in the works in my studio! Please help me clear some space by purchasing an artwork. I will be taking down my online store next month to switch platforms so buy a painting, mosaic or drawing now at: 

https://www.sarahbmccann.com/online-store.php

I want these to go to homes where they will be loved so if you love something that is out of your budget, please reach out and make an offer.

https://www.sarahbmccann.com/online-store.php

ART SPEAKS: ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONS

Presented by VibrantCast

January 16–March 6, 2026

3rd Floor Gallery Bridgeport Art Center

OPENING RECEPTION JANUARY 16th, 7-10PM

A curated group exhibition for this moment in time, a space for honesty, reflection, and emotional depth.In a world that feels loud and uncertain, we invited artists to express what words alone cannot. Expression may be fierce or fragile, joyful or aching, intimate or expansive. It may speak of identity, memory, resistance, longing, or hope.

This exhibition explores abstraction not just as a style, but as a release, a way to process lived experience and the emotional charge of simply being human.

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