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Are you looking for a truly unique Baltimore wedding venue that will dazzle you and your guests?
What makes this a unique Baltimore wedding venue? Stay tuned as we describe five facts about The Baltimore Museum of Art that is sure to impress.
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What Makes Baltimore Museum of Art a unique Baltimore wedding venue:
1. Light Installation:
The gorgeous lighting in Fox Court looks tailor-made for a wedding, but it is actually a sculptural light installation by contemporary artist Spencer Finch. In fact, Moon Dust is a long-term art loan that will be in place, illuminating weddings, events through 2024!
2. Historic Mosaics:
The Baltimore Museum of Art was one of three museums that excavated hundreds of mosaic pavements from Antioch in the 30s. In fact, there are 24 pavements from 3rd-7th Century Turkey on display in Antioch Court gallery, which gives guests plenty to discuss during cocktails!
3. Wine Enthusiasts Rejoice:
Unlike some other Museums, the BMA does allow red wine to be served during events. Obviously, we ask guests not to throw it on any of the artwork.
4. Design and Architecture:
Founded in 1914, the Museum is distinguished by a grand historic building designed in the 1920s by renowned American architect John Russell Pope. In addition, there are two beautifully landscaped gardens featuring an array of 20th Century sculpture.
Photo: Baltimore Museum of Art/Photography by Brea
5. Largest Collection of Matisse:
Baltimore Museum of Art has 95,000+ works of art in its permanent collection and has one of the largest collections by Henri Matisse in the world. In fact, a study center dedicated to Matisse opened in fall 2021 at the BMA.
Photo: Baltimore Museum of Art/L.Hewitt Photography
Certainly, it’s easy to see why Baltimore Museum of Art stands out. It impresses art lovers and engaged couples alike as a unique Baltimore wedding venue. In addition, the museum has several remarkable caterers to choose from. Finally, the venue hosts up to 200 guests.
