“Women Behaving Badly” is the title of the new Baltimore Museum of Art exhibit that explores how art has been used for centuries to perpetuate gender stereotypes. Senior curator Andaleeb Banta takes us behind-the-scenes. The exhibit is on display through December 19, 2021.

Learn more about the exhibit:Behind the Scenes: Curating Women Behaving 

BadlyOpening Pandora’s Box: Women Behaving Badly at the BMA

 

Plus, marine biologist Symone Barkleyon inspiring African American kids to see themselves as scientists. Get more information about Peace of Nature. 

&ldquo;<a href="https://artbma.org/exhibition/women-behaving-badly-400-years-of-power-protest/">Women Behaving Badly</a>&rdquo; is the title of the new Baltimore Museum of Art exhibit that explores how art has been used for centuries to perpetuate gender stereotypes. Senior curator Andaleeb Banta takes us behind-the-scenes. The exhibit is on display through December 19, 2021.
Learn more about the exhibit:<a href="https://stories.artbma.org/women-behaving-badly/">Behind the Scenes: Curating Women Behaving </a>
<a href="https://stories.artbma.org/women-behaving-badly/">Badly</a><a href="https://bmoreart.com/2021/07/opening-pandoras-box-women-behaving-badly-at-the-bma.html">Opening Pandora&rsquo;s Box: Women Behaving Badly at the BMA</a>
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Plus, marine biologist <a href="https://www.scientistsymone.com/">Symone Barkley</a> on inspiring African American kids to see themselves as scientists. Get more information about <a href="https://www.scientistsymone.com/a-peace-of-nature">Peace of Nature</a>.&nbsp;

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