The Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts (BOPA) is proud to announce that LaToya M. Hobbs is the winner of the 2020 Janet & Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize. The coveted $25,000 prize was presented at a virtual award ceremony on Saturday, July 25, streamed on BOPA’s YouTube and Facebook pages.
Spotlight Review: LaToya M. Hobbs: It’s Time | Art New England
An artist’s ordinary day, in extraordinary woodblock prints | Boston Globe
Song of the Diurnal at Harvard: Latoya M. Hobb’s Portrait of a Regular Day | Artscope
Seven Baltimore-based artists on the rise — and on display across the nation | The Baltimore Banner
LaToya M. Hobbs: It's Time: A Monumental Negotiation of Time, Space, and Labor | The Harvard Crimson
Portrait of the artist as a working mother | The Harvard Gazette
Coming Attractions: February 25 through March 12 — What Will Light Your Fire | The Arts Fuse
Thirteen Exhibitions to Catch This Winter | Boston Art Review
LaToya M. Hobbs describes Carving A New Tradition Exhibition
Boston Art Review: Thirteen Exhibitions to Catch This Winter
LaToya Hobbs Emphasizes the Tactile in Her Laboriously Carved Portraits of Black Women
4 Artists Select Their Must-Have Editions at IFPDA Print Fair 2023 | Artsy
The portraiture of LaToya Hobbs | Arkansas Democrat-Gazette eEdition
Prints Make Themselves Seen (And Heard) Again | The New York Times
The Hand Magazine: Issue 37 Artists Announced | Hand Magazine
Respect Where It’s Due | BmoreArt
Baltimore artist LaToya Hobbs shares universal story through unique art medium | WMAR2 News
LaToya Hobbs’ Woodcut Portraits Dismantle Prevailing Stereotypes of Black Womanhood | Art She Says
LaToya Hobbs speaks to Black women with new exhibit | Rolling Out
LaToya Hobbs—Visual Artist—Uses Art to Explore Beauty, Motherhood, and Cultural Identity—Interview | Picture this Post
Art AND LaToya Hobbs | BmoreArt
LaToya Hobbs’ Angelic Portrayals of Black Mothers | BmoreArt
