Open Walls Baltimore is an unparalleled street art project managed by and located in the Station North Arts & Entertainment District and curated by Gaia. The finest and most widely recognized street artists from around the world are mounting an outdoor exhibition of extraordinary murals that enlivens public spaces, stimulates community revitalization and national dialogue, and attracts visitors and investors to Station North. Open Walls Baltimore will build through April and May with the installation of more than twenty additional murals in time for a Final Friday celebration on May 25th.

Artists include:
Gaia (Baltimore) - 1 W North Ave
Momo (New Orleans) - CIty Arts, 440 E Oliver St
Doodles (Port Townsend, WA) - 1539 N Calvert
Maya Hayuk (New York City) - 1715 N Charles Street
Ever (Buenos Aires, Argentina) - 10 E North Avenue
Overunder (Reno, NV) - 329 E Lafayette Street
John Ahearn (New York City) - Installation at Station North Arts Cafe
Specter (Montreal) - Joe Squared (North Avenue and Howard)
Mata Ruda (Baltimore) - 1700 Latrobe
Josh Van Horn (Baltimore) - Guilford and North Avenue
Jessie Unterhalter & Katey Truhn (Baltimore) - St Paul St at Lafayette Ave
Freddy Sam (Capetown, South Africa) - Lafayette Ave at Charles St
Intersni Kazki (Kiev, Ukraine) - Complete (Maryland Ave at North Ave)
Gary Kachadourian (Baltimore) - Barclay St at Lanvale Street, St Paul and North Avenue
Chris Stain (New York City) - 1701 Latrobe
Jetsonorama (New York City) - Barclay and Bowen Alley
Swoon (New York City) - Pittman Place
Sten and Lex (Italy) - Barclay and McAllister
Nanook (Baltimore) - Barclay and Lanvale
Jaz (Buenos Aires, Argentina) - Barclay St at E Oliver St
Vhils (Portugal) - 1539 N Calvert St

Open Walls Baltimore is curated by Gaia and managed by Station North Arts & Entertainment, Inc.

Murals commissioned by various parties, clients, individuals, establishments, communities all over the world in the year of 2012. All completed with full permission.

Murals Produced in 2014

Murals all over the world painted with various organizations, festivals and institutions

The Legacy Project
The Legacy Project is a basic attempt to reinscribe the figures that have shaped our urban landscape back onto the surface of their legacy. The infrastructure and policies that we have inherited and must navigate are publicly reexamined in this body of work. The imposing portraits of these prodigious identities are given context in the space of their own design by accompanying quotes explaining the reasoning behind the plan. Robert Moses, the preeminent power broker of New York and propagator of modernist design is superimposed back onto Route 40, Baltimore’s beloved James Rouse, the innovator of American downtown reinvigoration, is installed onto the Waverly Development, one of the first Urban Renewal sites in America. Such street pieces are intended to reanimate the past in an effort to reveal the invisible mechanisms of urban planning and to locate a responsibility.

Miscellaneous gallery work and commissions from exhibitions outside of solo show endeavors

An Overview of Murals created in 2015

Solo Exhibition at 999contemporary in Rome