Side Quests

XOXO Gallery Has Landed

It's been a long time coming, but we've finally amalgamated into a cohesive group with a gallery space!

Our Vision

The Goxxip Girl Collective is a free collaborative initiative formed by a group of Maryland artists. Our vision is to create an inclusive space that celebrates the distinct talents of every member. We're dedicated to crafting a platform that nurtures creativity, sparks inspiration, and promotes collective progress. Through meaningful programming, advancing accessibility, and uplifting community, we strive to bring about positive change within Baltimore.

About the collective

Founded by twelve members of the Goxxip Girl Collective, XoXo Gallery is an up and coming artist-run space with a focus on curation. Committed to showcasing diverse exhibitions and programming, XoXo Gallery operates under a cooperative model, and challenges conventional perspectives, by fostering a platform for innovative artistic expression and incubation. Exhibitions at XoXo Gallery change every six weeks, each curated by a different member of our collective. Our mission focuses on fostering community and encouraging collaborative partnerships. We invite inquiries and potential collaborations. We are located at 218 West Saratoga Street on the 3rd Floor in Baltimore, MD.

Our first show Feral,was a huge success, and we're just getting started. Stay tuned for future programming in the months ahead.

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Artscape 2019

Come join my cohorts and I at Baltimore’s 2019 Artscape festival Friday through Sunday at the legendary Copy Cat building. Projections, installations, and a salon style gallery will be on view along with open studios to immerse yourself in the work of over ten creatives in the region.

Friday July 19th-Sunday 21st 12-5 p.m.

1501 Guilford Ave

Baltimore, MD

77Art Fellowship

I’m honored to have the privilege to participate in the 77Art fellowship program August 2019. I will join thirteen visual thinkers in the intrepid struggle of communicating through visual language while in Rutland Vermont.

Lauren Crawford
Natura Obscura

Once I made the difficult decision to drop the life I had previously led in the grueling 9 to 5 race to pursue art, things eventually fell in to place. I’m not saying it was not frightening to forgo a regular paycheck or that mass amounts of noodles were not consumed in the process. But I am actively working on shaping my reality rather than being molded by the world around me. For this change in perspective I am eternally grateful. Thankful in understanding that there is privlige out there, unevenly dispersed, but I can grasp at the bits I have and construct my own shelter from the storms that rage overhead.