The BIG Show & Little BIG Show Opening Night – Creative Alliance
There was all sorts of art to examine at The BIG Show & Little BIG Show.
Pictured (LtoR) Josh Kohn, Creative Alliance performance director; Ellen Cameron, show artist; Margaret Footner, Creative Alliance co-founder/executive director; and Heather Keating, Creative Alliance marketing and communications directorPictured (LtoR) Christina Cottini, Giant Sprout Creative editor; and Tiffany Lange, Charm City Puppets creative directorPictured (LtoR) David Tomasko, Guerilla Realty realtor; Amy Eva Raehse, Goya Contemporary Gallery curator/executive director; and Daniel Inglett, Baltimore-based private art consultantPictured (LtoR) Genet Tadesse, retired pharmacist; and Safra Tadesse, show artistPictured (LtoR) Gloria Askin, jewelry designer/show artist; and Bettye Kohn, community volunteerPictured (LtoR) Megan Riley, National Aquarium accountant; David Riley, Personal Genome Diagnosis software engineer; Aaron Thomas, Baltimore-based managment analyst; and Gwen Van Velsor, Yellow Arrow Publishing owner/authorArt was everywhere in Creative Alliance’s main gallery.Creative Alliance was full of art, artists and admirers.So much to see…even before the performances would start on stage.
Show & Tell…& Sing & Dance &… (June 25, 2016) This year’s opening night reception for Creative Alliance’s The BIG Show & Little BIG Show – CA’s annual salon-style exhibition of art by professional and novice artists – also featured a performance part of the evening. Any CA member was welcome to show off performance skills like singing, acting, juggling, dancing, magic etc. for a most appreciative crowd.
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
