The Baltimore Chapter of Architecture for Humanity is dedicated to developing and implementing design solutions to humanitarian problems. We focus on providing services to those who would otherwise not have access to or be able to afford design consultation. Our chapter strives to identify charitable needs within our community and create innovative, appropriate solutions for our neighbors.
Art and Addiction
Thursday, Nov. 10, 7 p.m.
Brown Center: Falvey Hall, 1301 W. Mount Royal Ave.
Jack Henningfield, Ph.D., and Pat Santora, Ph.D., leaders in the field of addiction science, will present a lecture on their innovative research that promotes the use of art to compliment addiction science in understanding and treating substance use disorders. Sponsored by MICA’s Community Arts Partnership and The Turek House, a mainstay of the Baltimore substance abuse treatment community.
An exhibit of photojournalistic photos that explores global relationships and cultures. Using both traditional darkroom techniques and modern, digital techniques, Strathmore presents work by Bruce Barnbaum, Dean Kessmann, Bruce McKaig, Shay Aloni, Ammar Younis, Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons, Enrique de la Uz, Pedro Abascal, and Nestor Hernandez.
Friends of D center! You’re invited to participate in D center Baltimore’s next exhibition, by and about our design community, Network (Temporary Permanent Collection).
In the past three years, D center Baltimore has been working hard to advocate for design awareness in the Baltimore community…
