Wed 2.20
12am
Preach! New Works by Jeffrey Kent is a solo exhibition held at the Frederick Douglass Isaac Myers Maritime Park. Baltimore-based artist Jeffrey Kent presents a new body of work that draws parallels
between the Civil Rights Movement and the ongoing debate over marriage equality in the United States.
“This [body of] work explores the premise that Americans, who fought to achieve justice and equality, now deny it” – Kent
The Maryland Institute College of Art’s current Exhibition Development Seminar is a yearlong course featuring a group of student curators, educators and designers working with the Frederick Douglass – Isaac Myers Maritime Park.
For more information please visit www.preachjeffreykent.com or find us on twitter or facebook.
Wed 2.20
7am
A chance encounter on a Hollywood street introduces a famous actor to a promising young dancer. The film, which follows them through the decline of silent film and the arrival of “talkies,” won five Academy Awards™ including Best Picture, Best Actor, and Best Original Score. Wine, beer, and snacks are available for purchase in the Courtyard Café. Jointly presented with the National Portrait Gallery. (2011, 100 minutes; PG-13)
Wed 2.20
7pm
No matter what the weather is outside, when you listen to Cabin by the Sea, the new album from The Dirty Heads, inside, it sounds like summer.
“That’s exactly what we wanted,” says Heads front man Jared “Dirty J” Watson. “It starts with the title. No matter where you are or what’s going on, when you hear this record, we want to transport you to this place, this ‘Cabin by the Sea.’”
