Artist Book Workshop: The Pamphlet Stitch
- Saturday, October 10 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
- BMA Lexington Market 112 N Eutaw St Baltimore, MD 21201 United States
- artbma.org/event/artist-book-workshop-the-pamphlet-stitch
- Free
About Event
October 10, 2026 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Learn how to create your own pamphlet-stitched artist book—perfect for sketching and journaling—from Ashley Minner Jones, BMA Lexington Market’s Artist in Residence. You can also use this form to create your own zine! Beautiful alternative photo-process prints (salt prints and cyanotypes and anthotypes, oh my!) will be available as cover papers, as will hand-decorated paste papers from previous weeks.
No experience necessary!
Location
BMA Lexington Market is located in the Upper Market near the Baltimore Room at 112 N. Eutaw Street.
About Ashley Minner Jones
Ashley Minner Jones is a community-based visual artist and folklorist from Baltimore. Her interdisciplinary practice is deeply rooted in place—usually within the context of the U.S. South—and focused on honoring and celebrating everyday people by lifting up their stories. Her artwork has been exhibited widely and is represented in several prominent collections. Her research is being archived as “the Ashley Minner Collection” in the Albin O. Kuhn Library of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. A monograph on one of her recent projects, a reconstruction of East Baltimore’s historic American Indian “reservation,” is forthcoming. Jones earned an MFA in community arts from the Maryland Institute College of Art and a Ph.D. in American studies from the University of Maryland, College Park. She is an enrolled citizen of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina.
About the BMA Lexington Market Artist-in-Residence Program
The Baltimore Museum of Art at Lexington Market (BMA LM) Artist-in-Residence Program places six artists within one of Baltimore’s most historically layered public spaces. The program invites artists to serve as both practitioners and public-facing cultural hosts, contributing to an evolving conversation around art, community, and the role of institutions and public spaces in Baltimore City.