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BmoreArt announces Ken Friedman opening reception at m/ on January 14 as part of a week of city exhibitions.
Beth Yashnyk’s solo show opens at Julio Fine Arts, accompanied by related gallery programming.
Aspen Institute hosts Art Diplomacy and the Politics of Return discussion featuring leading experts.
Myrtis Bedolla and other panelists participate in a talk on cultural heritage and law at the Aspen Institute.
City-wide MLK celebrations across venues such as The Walters, AVAM, and Symphony Hall are listed.
BmoreArt invites readers to explore a daily updated calendar for ongoing exhibits and performances.
Readers are urged to sign up for Baltimore Fishbowl newsletters for daily updates.
The Baker Artist Awards are highlighted as a 2026 opportunity for artists.
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Moore wants to move forward with redrawing Maryland’s congressional map and secure a vote by the Democrat-led legislature.
Moore defended the process as thorough and necessary after a commission reviews possible maps.
Senate President Ferguson warned redrawing could cost seats and trigger legal challenges.
Democrats hold a 2-to-1 advantage in party registration and a 7-1 edge in U.S. House seats.
The timeline could be disrupted by new maps, with filing deadlines and a June primary in view.
Moore pressed the argument that Maryland should not sit on its hands when other states redraw.
Legislative opposition from Senate leaders cautions about potential negative outcomes.
Past court rulings on Maryland maps highlight legal risks in redrawing.
The governor’s commission has begun reviewing potential maps ahead of a possible vote.
Moore emphasized the need for a formal vote after commission review.

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