The Voxel is a privately owned black box theater in the heart of Baltimore city. It comprises a 2,200 square foot black box stage, a 1,900 square foot lobby, and 3,000 square feet of production and support spaces.
By day, The Voxel is the teaching center and research laboratory of Figure 53, a small but mighty Baltimore-based company whose software runs live performances in over 100 countries around the world.
By night, The Voxel is a theater, incubator, and resource for performing artists in Baltimore and across the country.
4Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Artshttps://www.promotionandarts.orgbopacommunications@gmail.com(410) 752-8632
10 E Baltimore St
Baltimore, MD 21202
United States
Wade Davis, cellist, is in high demand as a solo performer and chamber music collaborator. He regularly performs with the Washington Bach Consort, the Folger Consort, as a guest with the Smithsonian Chamber Music Society, and his own baroque ensemble, S’amusant, co-founded with Patrick Merrill, harpsichordist in 2013. Other appearances include Piccolo Spoleto Early Music Festival, Indianapolis Early Music Festival, The MOJA Festival, The Spire Series, and Bach Ascending.
Greg Hatem (b. 1987) is a Baltimore-based queer composer, producer, and performer. His solo practice combines acoustic and synthetic textures in short and largely instrumental art-pop compositions. As a multi-instrumentalist, Hatem records and performs with Baltimore bands Natural Velvet, Moth Broth, Curving Tooth, and Mole Suit Choir. When not musicking, Hatem owns and operates an curiosity shop in Hampden called Bazaar.
Come By Here is a vision for a permanent venue for our events, gallery space, and free art supplies library, that is accessible for Black, Trans/Non-Binary, physically disabled and low-income community members. Baltimore City residents will be able to submit requests for creative resources from our grant-funded inventory or visit the library in person. Long-term, we want to acquire a vehicle to transport participants to and from the site, as well as to offer them art-supply delivery services.
Founded in 1996, High Zero Foundation produces more than 150 performances of experimental and avant garde music annually featuring artists from Baltimore, the United States, and around the world.
In the kaleidoscope of surrealistic visions, where vibrant hues merge seamlessly with enigmatic shapes, emerges the extraordinary artistic realm of St. Clair Castro, an Afro Latino Indio artist whose work transcends the boundaries of the ordinary and the mundane. Rooted in a rich tapestry of influences ranging from the intricate and enigmatic worlds of Hieronymous Bosch and Salvador Dali to the ethereal brilliance of Joan Miro and the profound symbolism of Gustave Dore, Castro's creations are a fusion of diverse cultural threads and artistic ideologies.
Quineice‘s phenomenal vocal ability has often been compared to some of the greatest vocalists of all times– from Aretha Franklin and Phyllis Hyman to Billie Holiday and Nina Simone. This petite powerhouse has vocal skill that transcends boundary. With impeccable pitch and a aerobatic vocal range that floats from a rich alto to crystal highs, she has performed with a profound love for music, entertaining music audiences across the world. She is adept in all genres of music, including jazz, funk, soul, R & B, gospel and pop music.
Born in Washington, DC. Now a Baltimore City resident, with a few stops in-between... just looking to create along the way.
Caroline Ferrante, a versatile artist and seasoned educator, draws upon two decades of classroom expertise in her arts-integrated classes, workshops, and performances. With a Master's Degree in Curriculum Design, she is passionate about harnessing the transformative potential of the arts to cultivate empathy and promote cultural competence among her students.