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Formerly P.S. 33, the 1890 brick building served as an elementary school until 1975. The South Baltimore Community Committee requested that Mayor Donald Schaefer revitalize the abandoned building. Inspired by the success of MOMA’s P.S. 1 in Long Island City, the mayor proposed the creation of School 33 Art Center. School 33 Art Center was established in 1979 and became Baltimore City’s original alternative space for contemporary art. The center hosts exhibitions, provides studios for artists and teaches classes for adults and children. Visit their new eco-friendly outdoor garden, three galleries and nine resident studio artists. Please enter through the Clement Street garden entrance.
- Accessibility: Accessible
- Parking: Street Parking
- Photography: Visitors are welcome to take photos
Photo Credit Vivian Marie Doering