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The Kohl Gallery’s “ArtNOW: Baltimore” exhibition presented five Baltimore-based contemporary artists whose choice of media is vastly different, but the themes of the works are interrelated, reflecting upon the creative identity of their city. ArtNOW: Baltimore is the first of a series of shows slated to feature art from nearby cities, including Washington DC and New York.
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Works by Katherine Tzu-Lan Mann, Chandi Kelley, Jonathan Monaghan, Kendall Nordin, and Michael Dax Iacovone on display in the Kohl Gallery from February 8 through March 29.

Katherine Mann’s “slurry” installation.

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