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FANCY PRESS COVERAGE
2011-2012

Baltimore Magazine- “10 Visions to Change Baltimore (for the better!)”
What Weekly- “Night Sweats”
What Weekly- “EMP Collective”
CBS - “Spotlight on – EMP Collective”
Baltimore Sun - “New arts group EMP Collective opens downtown venue”
Baltimore City Paper - “EMP Collective launches a new space meant to incubate art in all its forms”

2010-2011
Baltimore City Paper - “EMP Collective debuts with WE’RE ALL GONNA DIE!“
Washington Post Going Out Guide - ”(…and you’re just not good enough.) opens at The Fridge”

PRESS RELEASES
2011-2012
EMP opens new arts space in downtown Baltimore
Downtown Baltimore art space, EMP, opens with Nolan Cartwright’s exhibition, FDS
EMP Collective opens new gallery show, Craig Horky’s Girls & Skulls, on 11-11-11
EMP Collective presents Writing in Tandem: readings from the Cans n Drafts Fall Writing Workshop
EMP Collective unites artists from across mediums to create a new theatrical production, NIGHT SWEATS

2010-2011
WE’RE ALL GONNA DIE!
EMP Collective partners with Baltimore’s Project Plase
(. . . and you’re just not good enough.)

HI-RES PHOTOS
2011-2012
EMP at  306 West Redwood Street
Gallery Show – FDS, Nolan Cartwright
Gallery Show – Girls and Skulls, Craig Horky
Workshop – Writing in Tandem reading, Cans n Drafts fall program
Theatre Show – NIGHT SWEATS

2010-2011
WE’RE ALL GONNA DIE!
(. . . and you’re just not good enough.)
Hoop’s the Boss?

…and now,
THOUGHTS FROM THE PEOPLE
“awesome stuff.  beats the dogcrap outta watchin the boob toob.”- Baltimore City Paper online commenter.

“I’ll never eat an Arby’s Roast Sandwich with Horsey sauce again.” – WE’RE ALL GONNA DIE! audience member.

“I’m a little in love with you guys.” – (…and you’re just not good enough) audience member.

“listen, if you masturbate with hot sauce and orgasm that’s the effect your blog had” -enthusiastic blog subscriber.

“‘Collective’ is the only word to describe this place, as it can’t be pinned down as one single thing. I happened to be there for a theatrical performance, but they also serve as an art gallery, multimedia venue, and creative workshop to the community. Possibly more, it seems to be ever-changing and expanding. This is an awesome find for anyone involved in the arts in Baltimore, for expanding your mind and your network. Get involved or catch a show! We need more bursts of creativity in this town -we’re getting there on food, we’re totally already there on beer! Where else am I going to go for entertainment after I’ve wined and dined without awesome places like this?” -Yelp page on EMP we just found out existed! Long live the internet!