Studio Hours / After Hours: Professor E. Brady Robinson
For the past decade, Professor E. Brady Robinson has photographed Baltimore's creative community through portraiture, editorial collaborations, and documentary work. Moving between the controlled environment of the studio and the city's music venues, galleries, and performance spaces, these photographs celebrate agency, individuality, and the energy of the people who shape Baltimore's cultural landscape.
Studio Hours / After Hours brings together studio portraits, album cover collaborations, and photographs from Robinson's archive documenting Baltimore Club culture. Featured throughout the exhibition are Underground Club Queen Kotic Couture, filmmaker, musician, and director of Dark City Baltimore, TT The Artist, and Ballroom ICON Marquis Clanton of the House of Revlon. The documentary photographs were made at venues including The Crown, Metro Gallery, and Creative Alliance, documenting the people and places that continue to define Baltimore's creative community.
Professor Robinson is an Adjunct Professor in Georgetown University’s Department of Art and Art History, teaching the Senior Project Seminar.
Artworks courtesy of Addison/Ripley Fine Art.
This exhibition is generously supported by Lucille M. & Richard F. X. Spagnuolo.
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E. Brady RobinsonKotic Couture, Prototype, 2025Archival pigment print39 × 29 in.Edition of 3 -
E. Brady RobinsonKotic Couture, Transformation, 2024Archival pigment print30 × 20 in.Edition of 5
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E. Brady RobinsonKotic Couture, Venus, 2024Archival pigment print30x20 in.Edition of 5
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E. Brady RobinsonTT The Artist, Eat The Cake, 2017Archival pigment print30x20 in.Edition of 5
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E. Brady RobinsonTT The Artist, 2017Archival pigment print30x20 in.Edition of 5
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E. Brady RobinsonTT The Artist, Dark City Beneath the Beat After Party, The Crown, 2019Archival pigment print15 × 10 in.Edition of 7
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E. Brady RobinsonMarquis Clanton and Danyell “Danny” Williams, Dark City After Party, The Crown, 2019Archival pigment print15 × 10 in.Edition of 7
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E. Brady RobinsonMarquis Clanton and Kotic Couture, Dark City Beneath the Beat by TT The Artist After Party, The Crown, 2019Archival pigment print15 × 10 in.Edition of 7
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E. Brady RobinsonMarquis Clanton, ICON from House of Revlon, Dark City Beneath the Beat by TT The Artist After Party, The Crown, 2019Archival pigment print15 × 10 in.Edition of 7
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E. Brady RobinsonDance Party, The Crown, 2017Archival pigment print15 × 10 in.Edition of 7
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E. Brady RobinsonMood, Dance Party, Creative Alliance, 2017Archival pigment print15 × 10 in.Edition of 7
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E. Brady RobinsonRed, Dance Party, Creative Alliance, 2017Archival pigment print15 × 10 in.Edition of 7
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E. Brady RobinsonTangerine, Dance Party, Creative Alliance, 2017Archival pigment print15 × 10 in.Edition of 7
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E. Brady RobinsonSkates, Creative Alliance, 2017Archival pigment print15 × 10 in.Edition of 7
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E. Brady RobinsonAna Latour, Nasty Women & Bad Hombres, Inauguration Night in Baltimore at Creative Alliance, 2017Archival pigment print15 × 10 in.Edition of 7
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E. Brady RobinsonCreative Team and Crew for Breaking the Industry with TT The Artist, 2017Archival pigment print15 × 10 in.Edition of 7
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E. Brady Robinson is a Baltimore-based photographer whose work spans fine art photography, cultural documentation, and portraiture. Her photographs are distinguished by bold color, dynamic composition, and a strong sense of agency. Robinson has exhibited nationally and internationally, including solo exhibitions at Mark Hachem Gallery in Paris and the Lishui Photography Festival in China, where her work received the Grand Prize in the American Life exhibition. She is a contributing photographer for BmoreArt and creator of SEEN, a BmoreArt column celebrating the fashion, personalities, and creative communities that gather wherever art happens. Her work is represented by Addison/Ripley Fine Art in Washington, DC, and Guerilla Gallery in Towson, MD. Robinson is an Adjunct Professor in Georgetown University’s Department of Art and Art History, where she teaches the Senior Project Seminar. She holds a BFA from Maryland Institute College of Art and an MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art.
