Who We Are

Sub Basement Artist Studios, founded in 2003, has showcased work from over 180 Artists. Our venue has been used for numerous exhibitions, workshops, fundraising events, weddings, funerals, CD release parties, and artist studios.

SUB BASEMENT ARTIST STUDIOS HAS WORKED WITH THE FOLLOWING ARTISTS:

Jerome Acks	Rich Eskin	Sarah Lindley	Terry Thompson
Seth Adelsberg	Gustavo Espada	Linling Lu	Carl Thurman
Virgilio Tito Esquina	Reynaldo Esquina	Katherine Mann	Tip Toland
Josh Ammon	Virgilio Yaneca Esquina	Dave Massey	Matthew Towers
José Angulo	Matthew Fischl	Tony Marsh	Kelley Towles
Darrell Appelzoller	Charles Ford	Jessica Marx	Rene Trevino
Gloria Askin	Jeremy Forman	Coleman McCarthy	Paul Troy
Bat	Allen Forsyth	Claudia McDonough	Jeanine Turner
Marilyn Banner	Dave Fouts	Sarah McNeil	Nancy Valk
Beth Barbush	Peggy Fox	Tony McKissic	Marcella Volini
Heather Barone	Dawn Gavin	MEAH	Austin Voll
Nicole Barrick	Erin Gleeson	Alex Meiners	Michaelene Walsh
Amanda Beck Mauck	Manuel Tatu Golden	Ignacio Michaud	Sandra Wasko
Colin Benjamin	Ed Goodman	Jackie Miland	Blake Williams
Julie Benoit	Seth Goodman	Jarrett Min-Davis	Herman Williams III
Timothy Berg	Jason Green	Melissa Moore	Theo Willis
BHIBTB	Ethan Greene	Thomas Muller	Marcia Ray Wolfson
Jordan Faye Block	Don Griffin	Heidi Neff	Michelle Woodward
Nancy Blum	Ed Griffin	Cara Ober	Tony Wright
Evan Boggess	Drew Griffith	Jill Oberman	Amy Glengary Yang
Lauren Boilini	Martin Goggins	Casey O’Connor	Al Zaruba
Marci Branagan	Andrea Guay	Lynne Parks	Diana Zhang
Clayton Brant	Philip Guston	Dino Paxenos
Andy Brayman	Josh Hailey	Dave Parker
Eric Briscoe	Christi Harris	Steven Pearson
Larry Poncho Brown	John Henderson	Fahamu Pecou
Peter Brunn	Brandon Hill	Denise Pelletier
Brendan Carroll	Tim Hill	Valeska Populoh
Thomas Canavan	Yumi Hogan	Jeanne Quinn
Mary Louise Carter	Andrew Holmquist	Marisa Rand
Stevens Jay Carter	Ben Horns	RaRah
Emily C D	Yutaka Houlette	Dana Reifler
Jackie Cadiente	Paul Jeanes	William Rhodes
Jeff Chang	Jennifer Jedelsohn	James Rieck
Peter Chang	Ryan Jedlicka	Patrick Rios
Sheryl Chastine	Matthew Janson	Anthony Romero
Sangho Choi	Ariel Jiménez	Rachel Rotenburg
Erin Cluley	Nathaniel Johnson	Kelli Ryan
Aaron Chung	Guy Jones	Rodney Ruley
Sam Chung	Courtney Jordan	Melissa Salzman
Eugene Coles	Leo Kaplan	Paul Saniford
Andy Cook	Frank Klein	Camilo Sanin
Graham Coreil-Allen	Jeffrey Kent	Michelle Santos
Renee Cortese	Jeff Kessel	Bill Schmidt
Allicia Cosnahan	Heins Kim	Larry Scott
Ben Cricchi	Minku Kim	Shadow
Shelia Crider	Nicola Knight	Andrew Shenker
Pete Cullen	Paul Kotula	Ernest Shaw
Amy Daniels	Ernest Kromah	Amy Sherald
John Davis	Edna Kurtz Emmet	Ragan Sheridan
Ian McLean Davis	Dave Lambard	Dong Won Shin
Melissa Dickenson	Lori Larusso	Nick Clifford Simko
Debra Diamond	Magnolia Laurie	Christopher Siron
Mike Diamond	Chris LaVoie	Lauren Sleat
Sandra Eleta	Diego Leclery	Frank Smith
Helen Elliott	Arnetta Lee	Jo Smail
Edna Kurtz Emmet	Jae Won Lee	David Stanger
Etna Emmet	Joshua Lefchick	Scotty Stevenson
Sanam Emani	Jessie Lehson	Kristin Street
Bobby English	April Lewis	William Tamburrino
Barbara Epstein	Arturo Lindsay	Denise Tassin

BUY ART FOR YOU!

To put it simply: We believe that every comfortable living space should hold an art collection, but without the demand that it match the décor.

Art should exist for you, the collector, first… as a visual embodiment of your style and personal history. An art collection offers both exterior decoration as well as a documentary of life’s mental and emotional trapeze act.

For this reason, we feel that art belongs to people more than places.

We think that art is a form of expression for not only the artist, but the collector as well. It is important to us that the work you select for your art collection conveys a part of who you are.

We want people to pause in a hallway, bedroom, office or living room when passing an artwork, and experience that singular and rare moment of beauty that can save a person and change his or her mood.

We can help you build any variety of collection you want – whether it’s work by Baltimore’s most daring young artists or a collection of tribal artifacts, a new and compelling trend in postmodern painting and sculpture or simply the exuberance of an art period long since passed.

Bottom-line:

We’re concerned, instead, with finding outstanding art and matching it to those collectors who demand a certain kind of expression.