Baltimore-based non-profit Make Studio supports the work of artists with disabilities in myriad ways and the space creates an atmosphere that churns with creativity, collaboration and fun. Their latest exhibit is: ‘Express Impressionist: The Inversive Artistic Practice of Eddie Kil’ and there’s a gallery opening tomorrow night. We talk about the exhibit and about Make Studio's mission with Stefan Bauschmid, Make Studio's Associate Director and Studio & Art Preparations manager... and Jill Scheibler, Make Studio's Operations & Program Director.
Make Studio Highlights Work of Eddie Kil in 'Express Impressionist'
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Eddie Kil at work
Terri Ball (Make Studio) / Terri Ball (Make Studio)
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Moonlight Dancing - acrylic and sharpie. Artwork by Eddie Kil.
Stefan Bauschmid (Make Studio) / Stefan Bauschmid (Make Studio)
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Thinking Woman - acrylic and sharpie. Artwork by Eddie Kil.
Stefan Bauschmid (Make Studio) / Stefan Bauschmid (Make Studio)
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Neon French House - acrylic and sharpie. Artwork by Eddie Kil.
Stefan Bauschmid (Make Studio) / Stefan Bauschmid (Make Studio)
