[Greater-Baltimore] accessible exhibit catalog "inheritance" by Kim Rice

[Cheryl Fogle-Hatch]

As some of you know, I do some consulting for the Peale Center for
Baltimore History and Architecture. The museum has been closed for
renovations, and they have put content online. The link below is to an
accessible catalog (pdf with detailed visual descriptions).

“Accessible Version of Kim Rice: Inheritance Catalogue Available for Download
 View of two magazine spreads side-by-side, showing a group of paper
butterflies on the floor in a room in a historic home.
https://www.thepealecenter.org/accessible-version-of-kim-rice-inheritance-catalogue-available-for-download/#content

"Hot Off the Digital Press!
Download the fully accessible Inheritance catalogue, exploring Kim
Rice’s provocative 2021 exhibition at the Peale."

“Curator’s Foreward:
Inheritance by Kim Rice was scheduled prior to the Covid-19 pandemic
and the heinous murders of yet more Black people, some by police,
including Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd, and Breonna Taylor. In this
pivotal historical moment, facing racial divides and the continuous
discrimination against black and brown people in America, it is
critical to amplify voices around the discussion of equal justice and
de-investing in the police in order to invest in real social change in
marginalized communities. For years we have seen examples of activism
through artwork, but rarely from white artists specifically informed
by their privilege as white people. In this exhibit, Rice does not try
to tell a story unrelated to her personal experience; instead, she
confronts racism by examining the roots of the many opportunities
awarded to her.”

Note the link to "take a virtual tour" is a google map for the
building, and the link "individual works" goes to the artist's
personal website.



-- 
Cheryl Fogle-Hatch, Ph.D.
Archaeologist and Museum Professional
(443) 939-8217
c.k.fogle at gmail.com
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