Eric Bos

Eric Bos is a painter and curator living and working in Baltimore, MD.  He moved to Baltimore to go to the Maryland Institute College of Art, from which he will be graduating in 2010.  Rather than move out of the city to someplace with a larger art market, he decided to stay and move up, not out, to help Baltimore’s fledgling arts scene gain momentum.  In the summer of 2009 he got together with 13 other young artists and helped create Open Space, a unique gallery space up against an auto repair shop in a small industrial neighborhood.  The gallery and his day job cooking at a local hotspot keep him pretty occupied, but after the spackling and sautéing he likes to come home, watch a movie, and sleep with the cats.

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Recent Contributions
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Bmore Local: Fighting for Responsible Development
December 7, 2010
On Monday, November 22nd, 2010 the City Council of Baltimore approved a Planned Unit Development (PUD) on an 11-acre lot in Central Baltimore. So far, this PUD is set to include a Walmart and a Lowes...
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Seawall: Responsible Developers for Baltimore's Artists and Educators
July 23, 2010
It’s not often that a development company is talked of fondly.  They have a history of being the bad guys in everything from made-for-TV movies to real life, but in the last few years Seawall...
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Transmodern: Radical Culture and Accessible Art Through Interaction
April 9, 2010
For the past 6 years, the Transmodern Festival has been the premier gathering of interactive and avant-garde art and performance.  The event serves to both highlight women and GLBT artists, and...
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STEW Baltimore Eats for Better Communities
March 19, 2010
Shortly after last Thanksgiving, a new version of the dinner party began in Baltimore. Created by a collaboration between three collectives: Red Emma’s Coffee House and Bookstore, the Baltimore...
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Open Space Baltimore Gives the Gallery a New Look
March 1, 2010
Last July, in a neighborhood far away from any cultural institution, a coalition of 14 young artists created Open Space, a gallery and performance space aiming to showcase all types of artistic...