Current Space | Baltimore Artist-Run Gallery, Studio & Outdoor Venue CURRENT SPACE An artist-run gallery, studio, and headquarters for cultural production in Baltimore, Maryland. UPCOMING EVENTS PURCHASE TICKETS Fall Events Tickets are now available for these outdoor events! Intervals A solo exhibition of work by Lou Joseph. Friday, Oct. 15 - Dec 4. Closing Reception & Artist Talk Dec 4. Essential Tremors Presents Luke Stewart with Attorneys General Thursday, November 18 at 6PM Fall Events Tickets are now available for these outdoor events! 1/10 THE SPACE Facilities include a gallery space, a large outdoor performance courtyard, studios, music practice spaces, darkroom, and screenprinting studio. Current is committed to showcasing, developing, and broadening the reach of artists locally and internationally. Project Room Main Gallery Performance Space Darkroom Studios Screenprinting Studio Music Practice Space 
ABOUT ABOUT MISSION Current Space is an artist-run gallery, studio, and outdoor performance space, nourishing an ongoing dialogue between artists, activists, performers, designers, curators, and thinkers. Operating since November 2004, we are committed to showcasing, developing, and broadening the reach of artists locally and internationally. Current Space volunteers: You Wu, Andy Shenker, Brennan Cox, Michael Benevento, Julianne Hamilton, and Emma Hill VOLUNTEERS & STUDIO MEMBERS Michael Benevento (co-director) Julianne Hamilton (co-director) Andrew Liang John Bohl Andrew Shenker You Wu Will Ryerson Joyce Liang Esther Du Leah Li (intern) Sophie Maguire Jacqueline Weldon Ross Wallgren Future Islands (music studio) Stephen Santillan (music studio) Jeff McGrath (music studio) Michael Bouyoucas (music studio) Wickerham & Lomax (studio) Jared Paolini (music studio) Madeline Horan (studio) Rosa Chang (print studio) Antoinette Suiter (studio) Alecia Thomasson (studio) Amber Rhein (studio) Elena Johnston (studio) Ada Pinkston (studio) James Buché (print studio) Dan Talib Latif Flounders (print studio) Emma Halterman (print studio) Ayathma Wickramasinghe (studio) Elijah Kumi (studio) Jonathan Sebastian (studio) David Hamilton Robin Jacobs Brian Seymore Ashley Mannetta Caitlin McElfatrick Michael Liuzzi John Kidwell Lorraine Treger Graham Projects Dan Zink Joshua Sisk Faith Couch Victoria Legrand Alex Scally Kyle Fritz Nicholas Wilson Michael Farley Jasmine Hamilton Laura Condouris BENEFACTORS Julia Stone Bret McCabe Steve Bergbauer Se Jong Cho Justin Lucas Ashley Molese Lori Gerus Sara Dittrich Lawrence Worthington Bonnie Crawford Lou Joseph Jocelyn Kennedy Kevin Moreno Robin Rhodes Lexie Mountain Liz Ensz Sarah Jacklin Carly Bales James Young Meghann Harris Jack Livingston Alyssa Hamilton Patrick David Kevin Sherry Elizabeth Stapleton Rohan Pathare Russell Hite Joe Meduza Heather Heiman Bruce Willen Nicole King Peter Quinn Scott Opirhory Abigail Swisher Jonna McKone Luke Ryan Elizabeth Downing Kayla Schultz Anna Kent Brockett Horne Judith Gale Nick Clasing Kris Calivo Marissa Daly SUPPORTERS Marian McLaughlin David Armacost Adam Montegut Valeska Populoh Kathryn Bell Teri Henderson Casey McKeel Brad Ziegler Cara Ober Sarah Magida Matthew Gemmell John Eaton Laure Drogoul D'Metrius Rice Whitney Simpkins Meredith McHugh Jessica Cardott Mary Dwan Kari Nye Rachel James Ryan Patterson Joseph Wesolowski Gabriel Soto Shannon Collis Kristen Filucci Ami Dang Kristen Faber Eric Church Liisa Hantsoo Isabella Altherr Baynard Woods Jacque Gbalipre LieAnne Navarro Margaret Rorison Klara Cachau-Hansgardh Susie Brandt Shan White Daniel Stuelpnagel Bartosz Tararuj Morgan Frailey Emily Daniels Laura Judkis Rosa Leff Photo by Theresa Keil for BmoreArt Journal of Art + Ideas Issue 3 FRIENDS OF CURRENT Monique Crabb Hans Petrich Andy Cook Rachel Sitkin Vicki Brown Michelle Hagewood Ryan Jedlicka Seth Adelsberger Erin Fostel Alyssa Dennis Julia Molnar Lara Antal Murphey Wilkins Kate Dambach Jen Plaskowitz Steven Alvarez Dorian Dean Jayne Levinson Mark Taylor Tanya Taylor Tony Weber Sarah Underhill Rebecca Nagle Kandis Williams Hermonie Only Laini Nemett Elena Johnston Stephen Strohmeier Kelly Moore Geoff Graham Cricket Arrison Leah Vogely Justin Kelly Tonie Joy George France Jordan Kasey Alexander Russell Jae Hee Lee Matt Lohry Jake Dibeler David Jacober Zachary Utz Andrew Laumann Bettina Yung Danielle Criqui Asha Augustine Dope Body Roomrunner Holy Ghost Party Amanda Schmidt Minku Kim Renee Clark Rachel Ad Lowing Annie Gugliotta Annie Grey Neil Koch Chloé Maratta Jason Meyer Jenny Gräf Annie Rochelle Mariam Cooper Baoyen Nguyen Maude Kasperzak Sung Hwa Kim Miranda Pfeiffer Arron Dunn Alesha Burk Steven Riddle Max Guy Pete Razon Kate Ewald Christina Barrera Ricardo Contreras Allison Ransom Kat Stankewicz Ginevra Shay Jules Hamann Hoesy Corona Mary Alessi James Bouché Kyle Tata Jasmine Pullen-Schmidt Elle Perez Nick Clifford Simko Brianna Pleasant Nessi Alexander-Barnes Alana Ferguson Maggie Schneider Brubey Hu Tong Liu Vincent Castro Kathryn Freeman Christina Billotte Selina Doroshenko Mark Kooi Yuqi Wang Chris Zickefoose Sara Havekotte Jennifer Coster Marissa Fein Erick Antonio Benitez Nick Vyssotsky Kevin Runyon Emmanuel Nicolaidis Emma Hill Ariel Cavalcante Foster James Bouché Asa Osbourne Hanna Olivegren Nick Peelor Katie Shlon Brennan Cox Alex Sabur 421 N HOWARD REBUILDING TEAM (2010) Bettina Yung Danielle Criqui Katie Rose Elena Johnston Sean Honey Jordan Kasey Jeff McGrath Katherine StPaul Hill Andrew Shenker Martin Kasey Stephen Santillan Eamon Espey Joana Kopczyk John Bohl Annie Grey Krysten Watson Lisa Krause Lou Joseph Maude Kasperzak Miranda Pfeiffer Matt Lohry Fred Scharmen Marian April Glebes Eric Leshinsky Becca Brooks Morrin Russel Hite Bob Keal Max Guy Craig Bowen Jeremy Rountree We provide a multidisciplinary platform for experimentation and discourse. Some content in the exhibitions may not be appropriate for all audiences. The views and opinions expressed are of the individual artist(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the organization. Current Space is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization. Contributions for the charitable purposes of Current Space must be made payable to “Fractured Atlas” only and are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. 
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CONTACT CONTACT EXHIBITION HOURS Friday and Saturday, 1-5pm *Masks required indoors check exhibition schedule VISIT US Address: 421 N Howard St, Baltimore, MD 21201 Parking: street parking, pay lot on corner of Franklin St and Park Ave (behind us) Light Rail: Centre Street Metro: Lexington Market Bus: Check route information CONTACT US General Inquires: info@currentspace.com Mailing Address: PO Box 23821, Baltimore, MD 21203-5821 Specific Requests: Find details and contact information for proposals, studio membership, interning or volunteering, and space rentals. 
Archive | Current Space ARCHIVE 2013 Current Space Art Market Wild Life Refuge No Matter (John Zimmerman) Cars Are Real Good Light (Guest Speaker Daniel Shea) Back & Forth Forever (Paige Mazurek) Print/Collect Painted Woods (Ryan Syrell) Sight Unseen presents: Out There, Over Time Assembly Affect (Kyle Tata) Of the Attraction of the Sun (ICA: Rodolphe Delaunay) Transmodern Festival BLASTER'S BALTIMORE YEARS: An Exhibition of Artworks + Mischief Time Is A Milk Bowl @ Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower Into the Woods (Elle Perez) Odd Logic The ✞ortured Page™ Still Lyfe 2012 Good Light (Guest Speaker Alex Heilner) Articulate Baltimore Erroneous Tome BINGO You Got the Goods Transmodern Festival F.e.a.s.t. (Transmodern Festival) Baltimore Liste Baltimore Print Mix Division of Labor Everything That Rises Must Converge Listen, Look Back, Listen 2011 Current Works at Current Space Fresh Coat Fest | Paintings on Walls Raw Raven's Journey to Black Earth CART From Baltimore to Joplin, with Love Look Book Full Color Otherwise Lost Baltimore Lista Rooms Play (Transmodern Festival) Camp Camp (Transmodern Festival) Howard Street Mural Project (Transmodern Festival) John and Jordan Book Release Enshrined Materials Mildred Pierce Magazine Issue 4 Self Portrait as Rock Star 2010 Hope Against Hope (Phoenix Shot Tower) Flatlands Current Fall Festival Moving to Utopia Force: On the Culture of Rape Whartscape ZOLO (Wham City) baltimore vs the world (Artscape) 2009 Abandon Ship (Artscape) Alphabet (Post Typography, Artscape) So Many Organs 2008 Agenda Stories From the Woods Netmares / Netdreams Outdoor Lounge Satellite (Artscape) Welcome to: One Park (Parks and People) Post-It Project Stuttering: in a new light (Carroll Museums) Inside Out Made Home 2007 Feel This Dead Vibration Brick By Brick Current Canyon Festival Sound Installation (High Zero) Endwise Antagonism, Hacks, and Hoaxes (MAP) Rumors Print Launch Hacking Utopia(s) Reenactments Glittering Ruin Glow Worms 2006 Device Beauty II (Art on Purpose) Inside Current (Working Title) AWOL Tell-a-vision (Splotch) The Dilapidated Re-animated Expo (Artscape) Composite (Artsccape) Notebook (Creative Capitalism) Baltimore Worlds Fair LIVE Automation/Constipation Close to Solitude LOTS: Art by the Foot 2005 Outsourced Group Show #3 (School 33’s Open Studio Tour) New Photographs: Andy Cook and Julia Molnar Under Construction Access Art Open Show (Group Show #2) Sarah Orner and Friends Too Much Michelle Clark and Michelle Grazier Black on White: Erin Fostel and Zach Thornton Battles: Ryan Jedlicka and Seth Adelsberger Rachel Sitkin and Ana Zavaljevski Dale Inhken and Vicki Brown Open Show (Group Show #1) 
INTERN/VOLUNTEER INTERNSHIPS Current Space is an artist-run gallery, studio, and performance space, located in the Westside of downtown Baltimore. Tasks Include: Assisting with Instillation and Deinstillation Staffing Openings and Special Events Sitting One Weekly Gallery Shift (Friday or Saturday noon-4pm) Attending Meetings Studio Visits Gallery Maintenance Customized Tasks Based on Interests and/or as Needed This is unpaid credited position. Please send a resume and cover letter describing your interests in interning at Current Space. EMAIL TO intern@currentspace.com VOLUNTEER We are always looking for help running openings, special events, screenprinting posters, install/deinstall, and other odd jobs. EMAIL TO intern@currentspace.com 
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NEWS NEWS FEATURED PRESS Press Release – Building Ownership Announcement PRESS & REVIEWS Inertia – Exhibition Visit and Interviews with Artists in "LuX" Inertia – Review of Alpha Massaquoi's "Black Noise" BmoreArt – Quarantine Diaries: Gallerists & Curators BmoreArt – Profile of Volunteer, You Wu Hyperallergic – New Baltimore Museum of Art Programs Prioritize Support for Local Artists and Organizations BmoreArt – Artist-Run: Ten Alternative Baltimore Art Spaces BmoreArt – Current Space's Newly Official Forever Home BmoreArt – Review of Nicole Dyer's "It's Okay Maybe" BmoreArt – Ten Best Baltimore Handmade Holiday Shopping Events for Creative Connoisseurs Baltimore Fishbowl – Current Space plans to expand with a $500,000 ‘ruin garden’ Baltimore Magazine – 2018 Fall Arts Guide BmoreArt – Pick's of the Week: September 4-10 Baltimore Beat – Year In Review: The Beat’s top 10 art shows of 2017 Baltimore Sun – Video: Exploring Current Space Baltimore Sun – 2017 Fall Arts Guide BmoreArt – 2017 Artist-Run Art Fair ArtFCity – Review of Beki Basch’s “Vision Quest Lundi: Flush / Flood” BmoreArt – MICA Uses Creative Spaces for MFA Thesis Shows BmoreArt – Here to Stay: Talking to Current Space About Buying their Forever Home BmoreArt – Review of Erick Antonio Benitez' "Esta Tu Tierra Es Tu Tierra" ArtFCity – Conversation on Jonathan Latiano's "Existence and Properties are Inferred" and Jon Duff's "Panspermia on Amazon Prime" BmoreArt – Review of Jonathan Latiano's "Existence and Properties are Inferred" BmoreArt – Review of Yhelena Hall and Michael Henri Hall's "Wilderness and Household" Baltimore Sun – A creative solution to Baltimore's vacants problem BmoreArt – Interview with co-director, Andrew Liang BmoreArt – Review of "100% YES (fill in the blank): Press-Press Pop-Up" BmoreArt – Dwayne Butcher's Best of 2014 BmoreArt – Review of Louis Fratino, Michael Uckotter, and Win Shanokprasith's "Love Tap" BmoreArt – Review of Geoff Grace’s “dreams before dawn” 
Carabiner Earrings by You Wu - Exhibition Limited Edition Home Laser-cut cast acrylic, silver-plated ear wires  Edition of 15 Carabiner Earrings by You Wu - Exhibition Limited Edition $35.00Price ADD TO CART about the exhibition "The Leisure Dilemma" The Leisure Dilemma is an installation diptych that explores leisure activities in the context of consumerism. According to Merriam-Webster, the word “leisure” means “freedom provided by the cessation of activities, especially time free from work or duties.” Oxford English Dictionary defines “leisure” as “time when one is not working or occupied.” However, the proliferating athleisure culture creates a dream realm made out of seductive products and recreational sports activities. Thus our culture nowadays equivalents “leisure” to a series of commodities and actives that economically and socially appropriate citizens’ free time. “Leisure” is now a duty fulfilled by consumption. One has to consume to relax; one has to work to consume; one has to work to play. The two installations in the Leisure Dilemma created by You Wu are inspired by these self-contradictory imageries of leisure presented by advertisements. You Wu (from Shenzhen, China) You Wu is an artist living and working in Baltimore, MD. Through a variety of mediums ranging from painting to sculpture to performances, their current body of work explores the problematic of globalization and consumerism. They have exhibited their works at VisArts (Rockville, MD), Terrault (Baltimore, MD), and Florida International University (Miami, FL). They have been a member of Current, a local alternative artist-run space, since 2017. Wu received a B.F.A in Painting with a studio concentration in Photography from Maryland Institute College of Art. They are currently an M.F.A. candidate at Towson University. 0 
Central Florida Alligator Farm by Lindsay Bottos Home Central Florida Alligator Farm, 2017 Shot on 35mm film, printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 188 Warm Tone Fine Art Paper, and professionally framed in a wooden frame behind acid-free cotton mat and anti-glare museum acrylic Image: 25" x 26" Frame: 34.5" x 25"   Central Florida Alligator Farm by Lindsay Bottos $600.00Price ADD TO CART 0 
Every nigger is a star by Diamon Fisher Home Every nigger is a star, 2020 Collage 16" x 20" framed Every nigger is a star by Diamon Fisher $400.00Price ADD TO CART Artist Bio My name is Diamon Fisher. I am a 24 year old mother, interdisciplinary artist, curator and herbalist. Born, raised and residing in Baltimore. My preferred mediums are photography and collaging. My work is typically Black and/or indigenous centered. Most of my collages are a compilation of scans from old 70’s ebony magazines and miscellaneous Black artifacts. Always looking to explore new mediums in the ever growing world of arts. When I’m not mommying or searching for new creative endeavors and outlets, I’m making herbal medicine for my family, and my community, gardening or spending time at my local farm learning from my partner. 0 
Heat Rises by Monique Crabb Home Heat Rises, 2019 Plant Dyed Textile Painting 46"x59"   A personal and visual ode to our greatest mother, earth. All types of bodies are designed to fight back what’s causing them harm. The earth is no different. Nature can be fierce and chaotic and I believe she will continue to fight back if we don’t figure out how to live on her. Heat Rises by Monique Crabb $3,000.00Price ADD TO CART Artist Bio Monique Crabb is a Mexican American woman, a mother, and a multi-disciplinary artist with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in photography from the Maryland Institute College of Art. Currently pursuing her MFA at UMBC in their Intermedia+Digital Arts program and was co-director at Current Space for close to a decade. Monique’s interest in textiles, quilting and dyeing with plants was born during the early years of having a child. The desire to learn a new process that was meditative, low cost, experimental, and used second hand materials was very appealing. Over the years her practice has evolved into a deeper exploration of acquiring color from plants that she’s foraged for, grown, or made from food waste. All the while continuing to experiment with transferring color from plants to fabric with various techniques and exploring color, form, and text in her work that reference her personal history, identity, the body, and our environment. 0 
Insomnia Drawing 452 by Bonnie Crawford Home Insomnia Drawing 452, 2020 Watercolor and ink on paper, 5" x 7" Insomnia Drawing 452 by Bonnie Crawford $250.00Price Framing Select ADD TO CART Artist Bio I am an artist and a mom living in Baltimore. My work explores how intimacy, risk, and harm inform habits of care. I began working this way when I became a single mother of two and in turn became dependent on extralegal, queer family structures for support. 0 
Interval #1 by Lou Joseph Home Interval #1 Lou Joseph Acrylic, latex and spray paint on vinyl with grommets 26 x 36 inches 2019   View this work in person as part of Intervals, a solo show by Lou Joseph running from Oct 15 – Dec 4, 2021. Gallery hours are Fridays & Saturdays, 1-5pm, or by appointment. Interval #1 by Lou Joseph $335.72Price ADD TO CART 0 
Interval #2 by Lou Joseph Home Interval #2 Lou Joseph Acrylic, latex and spray paint on vinyl with grommets 26 x 36 inches 2018   View this work in person as part of Intervals, a solo show by Lou Joseph running from Oct 15 – Dec 4, 2021. Gallery hours are Fridays & Saturdays, 1-5pm, or by appointment. Interval #2 by Lou Joseph $335.72Price ADD TO CART 0 
Interval #3 by Lou Joseph Home Interval #3 Lou Joseph Acrylic, latex and spray paint on vinyl with grommets 26 x 36 inches 2018   View this work in person as part of Intervals, a solo show by Lou Joseph running from Oct 15 – Dec 4, 2021. Gallery hours are Fridays & Saturdays, 1-5pm, or by appointment. Interval #3 by Lou Joseph $335.72Price ADD TO CART 0 
Interval #4 by Lou Joseph Home Interval #4 Lou Joseph Acrylic, latex and spray paint on vinyl with grommets 26 x 36 inches 2017-2021   View this work in person as part of Intervals, a solo show by Lou Joseph running from Oct 15 – Dec 4, 2021. Gallery hours are Fridays & Saturdays, 1-5pm, or by appointment. Interval #4 by Lou Joseph $335.72Price ADD TO CART 0 
Interval #5 by Lou Joseph Home Interval #5 Lou Joseph Acrylic, latex and spray paint on vinyl with grommets 26 x 36 inches 2019   View this work in person as part of Intervals, a solo show by Lou Joseph running from Oct 15 – Dec 4, 2021. Gallery hours are Fridays & Saturdays, 1-5pm, or by appointment. Interval #5 by Lou Joseph $335.72Price Out of Stock 0 
Interval #6 by Lou Joseph Home Interval #6 Lou Joseph Acrylic, latex and spray paint on vinyl with grommets 26 x 36 inches 2020   View this work in person as part of Intervals, a solo show by Lou Joseph running from Oct 15 – Dec 4, 2021. Gallery hours are Fridays & Saturdays, 1-5pm, or by appointment. Interval #6 by Lou Joseph $335.72Price ADD TO CART 0 
Neon #2 by Elena Johnston and William Cashion Home Neon #2, 2018 Neon tubing mounted on Plexiglass  30” x 30”    Please allow additional time for packing and shipping. Neon #2 by Elena Johnston and William Cashion $2,000.00Price ADD TO CART 0 
Planted by a Stream of Water by Alpha Massaquoi Home Alpha Massaquoi Planted by a Stream of Water, 2020 Charcoal and soft pastel on paper, 42" x 57" A limited edition of 5 prints available.  16" x 20" - $150 18" x 24" - $200 Free pickup. Shipping prices shown for prints. We'll contact you about additional packing/shipping charges for original drawing. Planted by a Stream of Water by Alpha Massaquoi $4,500.00Price Original Drawing or Print Select ADD TO CART About "Black Noise" This work is part of Black Noise a solo window exhibition of works by Alpha Massaquoi. The exhibition can be viewed from outdoors, through our window boxes along Howard Street. Opening Reception: September 5th, 6-9pm Exhibition Duration: September 5 - October 10 Description From the Arist For a bit too long Black Joy and Black Beauty has been placed in the background by society, as an ambient noise meant to be forgotten. We are often reminded of our plight and our struggles to be seen as humans and nothing less. This show is a celebration of black beauty. My goal with these charcoal drawings was to highlight the beauty in each figure, but also show a glimpse of the everyday struggle through their facial expression, lighting and titles. Planted by a stream of water, they never did what they utter, lost cost is what they called us, cursed by the sins of our fathers, like Ham, dang, Noah left a damned generation. But, imma celebrate my people, carving their faces in your mind with precision sharper than a needle, using color Dirt and charcoal, cause that's how they see us. I know Abba sees us, getting shot on TV by 12 cause they can’t rule us From the slang to the way we hang our drip, yeah, they want to be us. Durag, gold chain & hair scarf call us thugs, detained before eighteen Keep us in the system and maintained below the poverty line and in a death loop. (gun shots) -"Black Noise"- 0 
Sexy Potato: The Flying Bird by Andrew Liang Home Sexy Potato: The Flying Bird, May 2020 Gouche on hardboard 5" x 11" x 1/8"   In 2012, The Sexy Potato was created as a part of the “Double Barrel” exhibition. It was inspired by an empty Lay’s potato chips’ bag on the street of Baltimore. The Sexy Potato was created as a symbol for the passion for the potatoes in our society. The first edition of 1 was made in 2012 and the second edition of 1 was made in 2013. Recently, unfinished copies of them were discovered. They have been restored and would be the final, 3rd edition of 14. Sexy Potato: The Flying Bird by Andrew Liang $450.00Price Framing Select ADD TO CART Care Notes The work is painted with Acryla Gouche. The surface is fragile and should not be hung in high-traffic, UV-exposure locations. Velcro is provided on the back of each potato for hanging. 0 
Untitled by John Bohl Home Untitled, 2015 Acrylic and gouache on paper (unframed) 19" x 15" Untitled by John Bohl $250.00Price Framing Select ADD TO CART 0 
PROPOSALS PROPOSALS Current Space is accepting themed group exhibition proposals. Proposals should include the following: Curator's or Group Representative's Contact Info CV / Résumé Title and Description of Exhibition 5-10 Press Quality Images Months Available Other Additional Information *If you are proposing a solo exhibition please refer to the "Individual Artist" section EMAIL TO: exhibition_proposal@currentspace.com We review submissions during periodic programming meetings, so it may take some time before you hear back from us. We truly appreciate your submissions, however due to volume we are unable to respond to each one. INDIVIDUAL ARTIST Current Space is accepting individual artist portfolios and project proposals. Proposals should include the following: Artists's Contact Info CV / Résumé 5-10 Press Quality Images Months Available Other Additional Information EMAIL TO: portfolio@currentspace.com We review submissions during periodic programming meetings, so it may take some time before you hear back from us. We truly appreciate your submissions, however due to volume we are unable to respond to each one. EVENT PROPOSALS Current Space is accepting proposals for time-based events including performance art, music shows, video screenings, poetry readings, lectures, etc. Proposals should be for a full program. Music shows must include at least one local act. Include the following: Event Coordinator's Contact Info – Email and Phone Number Link to Work Samples, Website or Social Media Page Press Quality Image(s) Dates Available Other Additional Information If proposal is approved, you will provide the following: Staffing – for your merch table if you have one. We can provide a table/chairs, but don't have staff to sell for you. Posters – it's your responsibility to make posters and distribute (we need the digital image at least three weeks before event). Include the following information: Names Time/date. (outdoor sound must be finished by 10pm). Admission Price "Current Space" and our address We can provide the following: PA + Speakers and Mics Press Release Email Blast and Facebook Event (we will add you as a host. Please do not make a separate event). Current retains 30% of the door. EMAIL TO: booking@currentspace.com Note that our space for large events is outdoors, so we only book large events in the warmer months. We review submissions during periodic programming meetings, so it may take some time before you hear back from us. We truly appreciate your submissions, however due to volume we are unable to respond to each one. 
RENTALS RENTALS PRIVATE EVENT SPACE RENTALS Hold your wedding, birthday, retirement party, or other private event at Current Space! Our landscaped, outdoor courtyard has a standing capacity of 200-plus. An open-air covered space and a large tent provide shade and rain protection. Private events are invite-only, non-admissioned events. If you are holding a public, ticketed event or inquiring about an exhibition please see the proposals page instead. Out of gallery What's included: Landscaped, outdoor space including a covered area and built-in benches A large tent and stage (installed summer-fall only) Tables and chairs Indoor bathrooms Speakers (BYO phone/computer to plug in and play from) Additional A/V equipment and support may be available at an additional cost Wedding Pricing Micro-wedding $1000 35 guests max 3 hours for ceremony & cocktail reception 2 hours prior for set up/decor/photos, 1 hour after for tear down and departure This is a 2021 special! Booked 90 days or less in advance. Ceremony & Reception Starting at $2000 Up to 200 guests for a standing cocktail or staggered, buffet-style reception 100-130 guests for seated dinner 9 hour event rental Note: Events typically end by 11pm on Fridays & Saturdays and 10pm all other nights. Later end times possible - inquire if interested. For non-wedding pricing, please email us your event details. Inquiries should include the following: Event Organizer's Contact Info – Email and Phone Number Description of Event Approximate Number of Guests Dates Available and Duration Any Other Additional Information EMAIL TO: rental@currentspace.com 
SHOP SHOP 0 This collection features artists we have worked with over the past 15 years and artists we hope to work with in the future, including works from recent shows. Filter by Collection All Books Collage Paintings and Drawings Photography Prints Sculpture Textiles The People United Exhibition Ahmed Farid and Jehandleidy Alpha Massaquoi Andrew Liang Bonnie Crawford Diamon Fisher Elena Johnston and William Cashion John Bohl Lexie Mountain Liora Ostroff Lou Joseph Lindsay Bottos Monique Crabb You Wu Price $25.00 $6,000.00 Interval #1 by Lou Joseph Price$335.72 Interval #2 by Lou Joseph Price$335.72 Interval #3 by Lou Joseph Price$335.72 Interval #4 by Lou Joseph Price$335.72 Interval #5 by Lou Joseph Price$335.72 Interval #6 by Lou Joseph Price$335.72 Sexy Potato: The Flying Bird by Andrew Liang Price$450.00 Untitled by John Bohl Price$250.00 Central Florida Alligator Farm by Lindsay Bottos Price$600.00 Heat Rises by Monique Crabb Price$3,000.00 Insomnia Drawing 452 by Bonnie Crawford Price$250.00 Planted by a Stream of Water by Alpha Massaquoi Price$4,500.00 Neon #2 by Elena Johnston and William Cashion Price$2,000.00 Every nigger is a star by Diamon Fisher Price$400.00 Carabiner Earrings by You Wu - Exhibition Limited Edition Price$35.00 123...9 Tours and shows are cancelled. If you are able, please support the musicians you love by purchasing their music. Click the "buy" option to visit the artists' Bandcamp page and purchase directly from them. 
STUDIO MEMBERSHIP STUDIO MEMBERSHIP Current Space offers 24-hr access visual art studios, music practice space, screenprinting facilities, and darkroom facilities. New members must be vaccinated. Private Studio Membership: Starting at $100 per month (currently full, but email to be added to our waiting list) Screenprinting Membership (a couple openings left!) $50/month, auto drafted Initiation Fee: $50 Key Deposit: $50. Refunded when you return your key before the end of the last payment cycle. B/W Darkroom Membership: $150 per month (temporarily closed) Send work samples and studio needs. EMAIL TO: studio@currentspace.com EXISTING MEMBERS Current Space offers 24-hr access visual art studios, music practice space, screenprinting facilities, and darkroom facilities. MEMBERSHIP DUES Monthly autopay for studio membership SCREENPRINTING $100/MONTH $200/MONTH $300/MONTH 
SUPPORT US SUPPORT US BECOME A MONTHLY SUPPORTING MEMBER Current Space is a volunteer-run organization. Supporting members help us budget, plan, and keep the lights on. BECOME A SUPPORTING MEMBER MAKE A ONE-TIME DONATION We can also accept tax-deductible donations through our fiscal sponsor. Thank you so much for your support! DONATE Current Space is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization. Contributions for the charitable purposes of Current Space must be made payable to “Fractured Atlas” only and are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Monthly, supporting memberships are not tax-deductible.