michelle@michelleigomez.com
Artist and independent curator originally from Miami, based in Baltimore. News, exhibitions, events and more!***SHOW HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED TO OPEN NEXT SATURDAY, JULY 14TH, 6-9PM DUE TO EXTREMELY HOT WEATHER!*** Hope you can stop by next week.
I am so excited to show photographs from “Conversations with my therapist” in this exhibition featuring recent MICA graduates! Please come to the opening on Saturday, July 14 from 6-9pm at the Brickhaus art space. RSVP on Facebook! See you there!

Induction 2012
On view July 7-28, 2012
Opening Reception: Saturday, July 14th, 6-9pm
Closing Reception: Saturday, July 28th, 6-9pm
BrickHaus Art Space | 2602 Greenmount Ave. Baltimore, MD 21218 |
info@brickhaus.org | http://www.brickhaus.org
PRESS RELEASE
BrickHaus Art Space Organizes Exhibition of Artworks by Recent MICA Graduates
Induction is on view from July 7 – 28 at BrickHaus Art Space, 2602 Greenmount Ave., Baltimore, Maryland
BrickHaus Art Space presents Induction, a juried exhibition of works by 15 recent graduates of Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA). Jurors Adam Farkas, Kyle Freeman, and Ben Graham-Putter selected the works from the 2012 Commencement Exhibition at MICA. To be eligible, artists had to register for jurying the week before MICA’s Artwalk, an event where art-lovers, and collectors come together to meet artists and view incredible artwork by nearly 400 graduating seniors.
“The idea came naturally to us. Here we have 400 of the nation’s freshest and most talented artists all in one place. Selecting works during ArtWalk presented us (the jurors) with the unique opportunity not only to view works in person, but also to talk with the artists about their techniques and processes,” says juror Kyle Freeman, Gallery Manager at Maryland Federation of Art.
“Our idea for this show was to Induct young artists from MICA into the art world and help them continue their momentum as they transition into life after school.” Says Ben Graham-Putter, Co-Founder of BrickHaus
Artists Include:
Roman Arevalo, Raj Bunnag, Cori Burton, Rafael Corzo, Lilli Fisher, Michelle Gomez, Kat Hicks, Hannah Hill, Yerin Kim, Amy Leggin, Xavier McNellage, Shelby Seu, Nick Simko, Andy Vible, Gabrielle Vitollo”
Photos from the opening of, “More than Minaj: Black Bodies & the Necked Truth” at the Femme Noir home gallery of curator, “Michelle Imagine Ifill” on June 15, 2012. What a lovely evening full of amazing discussions about art, gender, self image, society, religion and hip hop. I met so many great artists, poets and musicians. It is so satisfying to share my most personal and honest artwork and to have people appreciate that. It sparks conversation and allows me to engage with others in a way that I have never felt before. I am thrilled to hear that my work inspires you to love yourself and be true to yourself. Thank you for coming to the opening and sharing your personal stories with me!
Thank you for coming to MICA’s Commencement Exhibition, I received so much amazing feedback. Strangers, friends and art lovers came up to me to personally thank me for being so brave and honest.
Conversations with my therapist | Michelle Gomez | 2012 Commencement Exhibition
Please join me in celebrating my 2012 Commencement Exhibition at the following receptions:
ArtWalk Reception: Thursday, May 10 5-9pm
Campus wide Reception: Sunday, May 13 1:30-5pm
ON VIEW May 10-14, 2012
PINKARD GALLERY
Maryland Institute College of Art Bunting Center
1401 West Mount Royal Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21217
HOURS:
Friday 11am-8pm, Saturday-Monday 11am-5pm
I am so excited to share my latest photographic series called, Conversations with my therapist. These digital photographs document my experiences about loss, transformation and changes within my psychological states. For those of you who are not in the Baltimore area, check out the sneak peek for my new work on my website. More work coming soon! RSVP on Facebook.
If you have not checked out my exhibition, “Everyone In The Family Feels It”, please stop by the Gateway Gallery at The Maryland Institute College of Art before this Friday, March 30! I hope you all enjoyed it. Feel free to send me your questions or comments by e-mailing michelle@michelleigomez.com.
Thanks for your support!
Check out some of the photos from the opening reception for “Everyone in The Family Feels It”! More on my Facebook! All photos by Noelle Wigginton.

Dear friends, family and colleagues,
I am so excited to share my new digital photographs with you in my first solo exhibition. I hope to see you at the opening this Friday, March 9, 2012, 5-7 pm in the Gateway Gallery at the Maryland Institute College of Art. For those of you who are not in the area, please visit my website to see the series, Everyone In The Family Feels It. RSVP on Facebook here.
Statement Excerpt
Anthropologist Walter Goldschmidt states, “That with war, as with all matters cultural, the society shapes natural human capacities and potentialities to its accepted purposes, reinforcing some and suppressing others…by systematically rewarding and punishing, by indoctrinating youth, creating role models to be emulated, and honoring those who perform well.” Everyone in the Family Feels It is a series of photographs that explore the missing father figure within the military lifestyle of my sister‘s family. The father’s absence affects the whole family.
Everyone in the Family Feels It
Reception: Friday, March 9, 5-7pm
On View: March 5-30, 2012
Gateway Gallery One
1601 W Mount Royal Ave
Baltimore, MD 21217
Image Caption: Michelle Gomez, Untitled, Digital C Print, 20” x 24”, 2011
Hey guys! I participated in this cool project put together by photographer, Nate Larson. Check out his blog about Artist desktops below!
“The image on my desktop will be included in an upcoming solo show March 2012, its from the “Everyone in the Family Feels it” Digital photo series.”Michelle Gomez, 22, Interdisciplinary artist and curator, Baltimore, MD
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More digital photographs taken during my Spring Break in Miami. I came up with-mostly portraits of my neighbors, my mother, adventures and Roman’s family.
Spring Break March 15-18, I borrowed the Nikon D90 camera from school and just started shooting at home in Miami. These are some of the images focusing on my mother at home.