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America's largest FREE outdoor arts festival!
Produced by the city of Bmore curated by @create_baltimore.
Memorial Day Weekend in the ❤️ of downtown!
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DTLR x UA: Got My 1st Pair Of Kicks
Life in STCK
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Going on 3 years with the Nikon Zf. This camera changed the way I see things. Ever since I got my hands on it, I felt right at home. It also caused me to go all in with the Nikon Z system (Z8, Z6iii, ZR, and countless Z mount lenses). My photography career has been a journey over the past decade but I definitely found my home. @nikonusa 🤲🏾

Here are some of my favorite frames from 2026. Of course it was extremely hard to pick just 19 frames out of thousands, lol. 

📍 Baltimore, Maryland 
📸 Shot on Nikon Zf

#nikonzf #nikonusa #nikoncreator #shotonnikon #baltimore
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Congratulations to Thea Canlas, the 2026 Sondheim Art Prize Award winner! @theacanlas.art @create_baltimore @thewaltersartmuseum 

Canlas asks viewers to consider how migration becomes normalized within global capitalism and what happens when cultural identity is shaped by the expectation of departure. Who benefits from these systems of exchange, and who disappears within them? 

Suspended above piles of sand, pearls, sugar, and human teeth, the uniforms become haunting reminders that labor itself is one of the Philippines’ greatest exports. The work asks an uncomfortable question: What does it mean when a nation’s most valuable commodity is its people?

Excerpt from BmoreArt.com: The Sondheim Prize Isn’t About Winning; It’s About What Baltimore Wants Art to Be, published July 6, 2026 ✨(If You Want to Know Where Contemporary Art in the Region is Headed, Start With the 2026 Finalists Exhibition at the Walters)

Words: Cara Ober @caraober
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And the winner is… 🖼️✨

Congratulations to @theacanlas.art, our 2026 Sondheim Art Prize Award winner!🎉

We’re celebrating Thea Canlas and her incredible artistic practice, creativity, and contribution to Baltimore’s vibrant arts community.

Here’s to celebrating artists and the work that continues to shape our city.

See her work and all the finalists at @thewaltersartmuseum until September 13, 2026.
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