This Sunday marks the second “Lit & Art” reading and art display at the Watermark Gallery and sponsored by the literary blog Writeful. Local art and literature will be shared. The event is free and open to the public.
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Lit and Art in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor
As winter winds blow, the harbor may not seem the warmest place to visit this time of year—unless you’re going to the Watermark Gallery to enjoy a gathering of literature and artwork.
This Sunday, six local authors will present fiction and poetry—and an original collection of art by local artist Manzar Rassouli-Taylorr will be on display.
The event takes place at the Watermark Gallery in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor on Sunday, January 20 at 2 p.m. and is free and open to the public. Wine and refreshments will be served.
The Maryland Writers Association (MWA) will be well represented at the event; five of the authors are members of the MWA.
Eric Kestler will read from his poetry.
Lauren Beth Eisenberg will read “Lust,” an excerpt from her book, Excess Baggage.
Eric D. Goodman will take the audience “Out for a Walk” with a story recently published in The Baltimore Review.
Caryn Coyle will share her story “Mom’s Memorial Mass.”
Nitin Jagdish goes madcap with his “Manifesto.”
Cliff Lynn will close the lineup with readings from his poetry.
A collection of surreal artwork by Manzar Rassouli-Taylorr, will be on display.
During the intermission as well as after the readings, members will have the opportunity to mingle with the authors, artists, and each other.
This is the second reading in this series, following the successful “Rumi-esque Reading” in October.
The Watermark Gallery is located in the Bank of America Center Skywalk Level, right across from the Inner Harbor, at 100 S. Charles Street, Baltimore, Maryland. The phone number is (410) 547-0452.
Learn more about the Watermark at their online gallery.
Learn more about the “Lit and Art” reading event at Writeful.
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