Plywood
was a flexible white cube project site located in North Baltimore's Belvedere
Square. As part of Roving Project, Plywood occupied a once unused space,
transforming it into a space for creative practice. Plywood only occupied the
location until another tenant leased the available storefront.
Utilizing
the blank form of the white cube aims to differentiate and highlight the work
that is showcased. Plywood welcomed artists, designers and curators who wish to
get involved by volunteering their help and sending in proposals for
exhibitions/projects. All exhibition proposals were reviewed by a committee of
artists, collectors and local business owners.
During
its six month existence, Plywood had four month-long exhibitions, a film event
and a food and art event featuring Woodberry kitchen and numerous other local
artists.
Plywood is Roving Project's longest held space and hosted multiple exhibitions and events.
- Strip- Jim Lucio (September 2011)
- Teparu- Ian Umlauf (October 2011)
- Baggerladder- Hali Maltsberger (November 2011)
- Holiday Bizarre: food and art event (December 2011)
- Sight Specific- Rachel Sitkin & Erin Treacy (February 2012)
- Films: film event featuring works by 4 experimental filmmakers (February 2012)
All exhibitions curated by Attenborough Naftel
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