The June 1, issue of the Sun discusses the art and it's distribution to 38 retail stores across Baltimore. Other groups involved in Maryland's first art festival were the Peale Museum, the Baltimore Museum of Art, the Maryland Institute, and local institutions and organizations "concerned with art."
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Baltimore's First Arts Festival
In 1952, the Retail Merchants Association of Baltimore organized the Baltimore Art Festival to be held June 2-8th. The exhibition was designed by the Merchants Association to showcase the works of area artists in attractive window displays. The artists were first required to submit their paintings, and scuplture for examination by a Jury that would choose which pieces would be best for the stores participating. The artists picked to have their work displayed would also be taking part in a competition. The flyer for the event states that "The Baltimore Art Festival, will be the biggest exhibition of Maryland Art ever attempted."
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