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2020 Municipal Art Society of Baltimore Travel Prize Recipients


The Municipal Art Society of Baltimore announces Schroeder Cherry and Hoesy Corona as recipients of the 2020 Municipal Art Society of Baltimore City Artist Travel Prize. Each artist receives $6,000. The prize is intended to function as funding for travel essential to an artist’s studio practice that an artist may not otherwise be able to afford. Cherry and Corona were selected from a highly competitive pool of applicants. Due to COVID-19, BOPA and MASB will be flexible with the selected artists should travel restrictions continue further into 2021 than currently estimated. Schroeder Cherry plans to travel to Brazil and Hoesy Corona plans to travel to Mexico. The fifth annual Municipal Art Society of Baltimore City Artist Travel Prize is managed by the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts and sponsored by the Municipal Art Society of Baltimore City.

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Good Trouble

Schroeder Cherry

Schroeder Cherry plans for six days of travel to Salvador, Brazil to study African diaspora in paintings, murals and assemblage art. The experience would expand Cherry’s knowledge of Black images, historic and contemporary, in the city with the largest African diaspora population outside Africa. Cherry’s work depicts Black diaspora experiences in the US.

Learn more about Schroeder Cherry
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Mother Death Life Mama - Climate Immigrants

Hoesy Corona

Hoesy Corona plans to travel to Yuriria, Guanajuato, Mexico and the surrounding rural town of Tierra Blanca to inform a new body of work tentatively titled “Acts of Liberation”. The series will draw from Corona's personal experiences as a queer-Mexican-immigrant to poetically consider how immigrants thrive in a new place despite their unique circumstances.

Learn more about Hoesy Corona