Best atelier on the eastcoast. A classic historic treasury. Working among the spirits of the great…read moremasters.

Door Open Baltimore has given us the opportunity to visit so many interesting places and the…read moreSchuler School of Fine Arts was one of them. It was like stepping back in time to a 19th century French atelier. Hans Schuler had Howard Sill build him a private sculpture studio in 1906. Schuler was a prominent, early 20th century sculptor, who created many sculptures in Baltimore, and served as president of the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) for more than 25 years. The school, which opened in 1959, has been training students in the methods and techniques of the Old Masters and is still going strong. We were able to see the two story sculpture studio with its natural light pouring in thru the northern skylight. We were given a delightful tour by Jim and spent time talking with Fritz and Francesca, descendants of Hans and Ann Schuler.

Graduated in 2020 during the pandemic. It sucked, we did not had a proper graduation , all the…read moreclasses were rushed at the last moment so it left me with a weak portfolio. I didn't felt like my culture was respected ( I'm an immigrant) and understood. There were way too many part time faculties here didn't really cared about the quality of the class. Also some professors just don't care about students' mental health. I get it's a high ranking school but it's not very encouraging to people that are introverted and needed help. Overall a waste of money , still paying back, no design job found since

MICA MICA MICA... wow where do I even begin…read more.. I graduated from here in 2014. Can't believe 4 years flew by just like that. Do I miss it? Do I love it? Was it everything I expected? The answer is no. Art school was probably one of the toughest things I've gone through. It has been kind of rewarding throughout the 4 years. I got to travel the world, study abroad, work abroad, opportunities knocked on my door instead of me having to pursue it. The graphic design program here is incredibly strong.

You can find free parking on 31st street. Thank me later. Also, I wouldn't trust the transit apps…read moreas they are not always on time.

We happened to come by for a visit on a Sunday so the campus was very quiet and most students were…read moreinside the library. Their main library was under construction and people were all in the learning center. Nice architecture, peaceful and great weather. It's like a bubble inside the more rugged neighborhood that surrounds the school. Parking was free for us too!

Went yesterday!!! Great lil inviting place! Loving nice staff...products smells good enough to…read moreeat... I actually brought 2 products,i didnt use them on my entire head yet...i just did a small portion...so far, so good....my man also like the way my hair smells...hopefully I fall in love w the product,as much as I fell in luv w the scents..if so then oyin,have a local customer for life....

Great products for natural hair care! Love the juices & berries, burnt sugar pomade, whipped…read morepudding, and honey hemp! Stop and shop there you will be pleased.

I went into Jeffrey's photography class knowing next to nothing about how to operate a camera, and…read morecame out feeling knowledgeable, confident, and genuinely inspired. Jeffrey is an absolute pro... he can look at any camera and instantly show you how to take beautiful photos with it. The class was made even better by the group itself! It was a diverse mix of people, all with different cameras but a shared goal of learning and creating. Everyone was kind and supportive, which made the experience all the more enjoyable. The class was hands-on, engaging, and packed with practical tips I'll be using for years. The pricing is more than fair considering the amount of knowledge and confidence you leave with. I can't recommend this class highly enough! Thanks, Jeffrey.

What an amazing experience working with Jeffrey!! I knew absolutely nothing about my digital camera…read moreI had for 8 years, taking his class has opened up a whole new world for me. Now I know how to use it!! He explained everything and the experience at the Walters Museum was epic!! Thank you Jeffrey!!

Mother Seton is a great school for young people with wonderful and caring staff and faculty. I…read morevolunteered at the school in 2011 and had a very rewarding experience. The school offers students a challenging academic curriculum with the support that they need to succeed. The students get long term support from the school all the way to college applications.

From the owner: Mother Seton Academy is an all-scholarship, independent Catholic middle school dedicated to the…read moreeducation of boys and girls from low income families in Baltimore. Through a rigorous academic environment and extended school day, the school provides a holistic education to students in order to prepare them for future success in high school, college, and the work force.

I've been to many events here…read more Clean, safe, great vibe. Art is alive and well here.

I love this sewing school! My daughter attended the sewing camp this summer and enjoyed her time…read morethere and what she learned immensely. Ms. Margaret and her staff are so kind and patient. Great experience! We are signing her up for the after school program. I will start taking some courses as well this fall. I highly recommend this school.

This school is just awesome. The instructor is fabulous. She is patient and kind. She makes…read moreeveryone feel welcome at every level. I have learned so much from her. The workshops are fun too. Don't hesitate just sign up. You won't regret it.