BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ART INC

Financials

From the e-filed returns the IRS publishes as XML (latest three processing years; amended returns replace the original). PDF copies at the IRS.

Officers, directors and key employees

As listed on the 990 for the year ended June 30, 2025, highest compensation first.

Address and contacts

Address (IRS master file)

10 ART MUSEUM DR, BALTIMORE, MD 21218-3898

In care of

% WADE NIEBERLEIN

Principal officer (990 for 2024)

CHRISTINE DIETZE BONNANO, 10 ART MUSEUM DRIVE, BALTIMORE, MD 21218

Signed the 990

CHRISTINE DIETZE BONANNO, CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER

Phone

(443) 573-1849

Website

WWW.ARTBMA.ORG

Return prepared by

RSM US LLP

Mission

THE BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ART CONNECTS ART TO BALTIMORE AND BALTIMORE TO THE WORLD, EMBODYING A COMMITMENT TO ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE AND SOCIAL EQUITY IN EVERY DECISION FROM ART PRESENTATION, INTERPRETATION, AND COLLECTING, TO THE COMPOSITION OF OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES, STAFF, AND VOLUNTEERS - CREATING A MUSEUM WELCOMING TO ALL.

Program accomplishments

• COLLECTION CARE & EXHIBITIONSTHE BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ART (BMA) CARES FOR AND INTERPRETS A COLLECTION OF OVER 97,000 WORKS OF ART, CAREFULLY MONITORING ITS STORAGE, PRESERVATION, DOCUMENTATION, AND EXHIBITION. IN FY25, THE BMA CONTINUED ITS ACTIVE PROGRAM OF EXHIBITIONS AND EVENTS GEARED TOWARDS INCREASING DIVERSITY, ACCESS, AND INCLUSION FOR ITS AUDIENCE IN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND AND BEYOND. THE MUSEUM'S EXHIBITION PROGRAM CENTERED ON THE EXPANSION AND CONTINUATION OF OUR CORE THEMES, INCLUDING THE COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE, FAIRNESS, RELEVANCE, AND SOCIAL JUSTICE BY BRINGING FORWARD UNDERREPRESENTED VOICES AND STORIES THAT RESONATE BOTH LOCALLY AND GLOBALLY. SUCH PROJECTS INCLUDED PREOCCUPIED: INDIGENIZING THE MUSEUM, A MAJOR MUSEUM-WIDE INITIATIVE THAT SOUGHT TO ADDRESS THE HISTORICAL ERASURE OF INDIGENOUS CULTURE BY ARTS INSTITUTIONS WHILE CREATING NEW PRACTICES FOR MUSEUMS. THE EXPANSIVE PREOCCUPIED PROJECT ACTIVATED THE GALLERIES AND BEYOND WITH NINE EXHIBITIONS, NUMEROUS PUBLIC PROGRAMS, STAFF TRAINING, AND NEW INTERPRETIVE TEXTS FOR ARTWORKS THROUGHOUT THE MUSEUM. A SECOND YEAR-LONG SUITE OF EXHIBITIONS THAT FELL WITHIN THE LATTER HALF OF FY25 WAS TURN AGAIN TO THE EARTH, AN AMBITIOUS INITIATIVE CENTERED ON THE ENVIRONMENT, ENCOURAGING CONVERSATION AND ACTION AROUND CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE ROLE OF THE MUSEUM. TURN AGAIN TO THE EARTH'S EXHIBITIONS CONTINUED THROUGH THE SPRING OF 2026. OTHER EXHIBITION PROJECTS INCLUDED: THE ART OF PATTERN: HENRI MATISSE AND JAPANESE WOODCUT ARTISTS WHICH PAIRED MATISSE'S COMPOSITIONS WITH THOSE OF 19TH-CENTURY JAPANESE WOODCUT ARTISTS TO EXPLORE THE GLOBAL APPEAL OF COLOR AND PATTERN ACROSS SPACE AND TIME, AND THE BAKER ARTIST AWARDS, THE BIENNIAL EXHIBITION THAT SHOWCASED THE WORK OF FIVE ARTISTS, EACH GROUNDED IN HISTORIES AND STORIES RELATED TO SPIRITUALITY, PLACE, AND IDENTITY DEEPLY CONNECTED TO THE BALTIMORE REGION, ITS ECOLOGY, AND PEOPLE. PREOCCUPIED: INDIGENIZING THE MUSEUMDYANI WHITE HAWK: BODIES OF WATERJOHN WATERS ROTUNDAAPRIL 21 - DECEMBER 1, 2024CAROLINE MONNET: RIVER FLOWS THROUGH BENT TREESCONTEMPORARY WING 14-17MAY 12 - DECEMBER 1, 2024DON'T WAIT FOR ME, JUST TELL ME WHERE YOU'RE GOING [SKY HOPINKA FILM PROGRAM]CONTEMPORARY WING 4 (SMALL BLACK BOX)MAY 12 - DECEMBER 1, 2024ENDURING BUFFALOCONTEMPORARY WING 5MAY 12 - DECEMBER 1, 2024ILLUSTRATING AGENCYCONTEMPORARY WING 6MAY 12 - DECEMBER 1, 2024FINDING HOMECONTEMPORARY WING 7MAY 12 - DECEMBER 1, 2024NICHOLAS GALANIN: EXIST IN THE WIDTH OF A KNIFE'S EDGECONTEMPORARY WING 14-17JULY 14, 2024 - FEBRUARY 16, 2025 LAURA ORTMAN: WOOD THAT SINGSCONTEMPORARY WING 10, BLACK BOXJULY 17, 2024 - JANUARY 5, 2025 DANA CLAXTONCONTEMPORARY WING 10, BLACK BOXAUGUST 4, 2024 - JANUARY 5, 2025 TURN AGAIN TO THE EARTHLATOYA RUBY FRAZIER: MORE THAN CONQUERORS, A MONUMENT FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS OF BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, 2021-2022MAY GALLERYNOVEMBER 3, 2024 - APRIL 6, 2025ABIGAIL LUCIEN: UNDER OTHER SKIESCONTEMPORARY WING 1FEBRUARY 26, 2025 - SEPTEMBER 14, 2025CONFRONTING CHANGE AT THE WATER'S EDGE: EARLY MODERN DUTCH ART AND THE ENVIRONMENTPDP STUDY CENTER GALLERYFEBRUARY 9 - JULY 27, 2025AIR QUALITY: THE INFLUENCE OF SMOG ON EUROPEAN MODERNISMJAY MCKEAN FISHER GALLERYFEBRUARY 9, 2025 - FEBRUARY 22, 2026EARTH AS MEDIUM: EXTRACTING ART FROM NATURECONE GALLERY 5APRIL 6, 2025 - AUGUST 17, 2025OTHER EXHIBITIONSTHE ART OF PATTERN: HENRI MATISSE AND JAPANESE WOODCUT ARTISTSJAY MCKEAN FISHER GALLERYJUNE 2, 2024 - JANUARY 5, 2025BAKER ARTIST AWARDSCONTEMPORARY WING 14-17APRIL - JULY 2025ALL EXHIBITIONS LISTED ABOVE WERE PRESENTED FREE TO THE PUBLIC.
  Expenses $8,357,250 · revenue $1,704,997
• BUILDINGS & GROUNDSOPENED IN 1929 AS A SINGLE BUILDING ADJACENT TO THE CAMPUS OF THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, THE BMA NOW COMPRISES 10 CONTIGUOUS BUILDINGS AND WINGS (210,000 SQ. FT.), ONE HISTORIC STRUCTURE, AND TWO OUTDOOR SCULPTURE GARDENS (3 ACRES). THE MUSEUM WORKS DILIGENTLY TO MAINTAIN AND PRESERVE OUR BUILDING ENVELOPE TO PROTECT ITS PRICELESS COLLECTION. THE MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS WHICH RECEIVED SIGNIFICANT UPGRADES DURING MULTIPLE RENOVATIONS ARE NOW ACHIEVING IMPORTANT ECONOMIES IN ENERGY MANAGEMENT. THE BMA'S ENGINEERING STAFF FOLLOWED A DETAILED SCHEDULE OF PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE TO ENSURE THE LONGEVITY OF THESE SYSTEMS. SECURITY WAS ASSURED THROUGH A TRAINED SECURITY,
  Expenses $6,467,432
• EDUCATIONTHE BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ART ADVANCED ITS ROLE AS A LEADING EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE IN FY25 BY EXPANDING PROGRAMS FOR STATEWIDE ENGAGEMENT FOR NEARLY 13,000 STUDENTS FROM BALTIMORE CITY AND NINE MARYLAND COUNTIES, AS WELL AS 7,900 PARTICIPANTS IN PUBLIC PROGRAMS. THE PATRICIA AND MARK JOSEPH EDUCATION CENTER IS THE LOCUS FOR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AT THE BMA AS AN ENTRY POINT FOR STUDENT GROUPS, A CLASSROOM FOR ARTMAKING, AND A GALLERY FOR INTERACTIVE LEARNINGS. SIGNATURE SCHOOL PROGRAMS - INCLUDING CLOSE ENCOUNTERS AND LITERACY THROUGH ART - SERVED 800 STUDENTS FROM BALTIMORE CITY AND COUNTY, WHILE ART-TO-GO RESOURCES REACHED 3,300 EDUCATORS ACROSS MARYLAND AND BEYOND. TEACHER WORKSHOPS AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES CONNECTED HUNDREDS OF EDUCATORS WITH THE MUSEUM'S COLLECTIONS AND EXHIBITIONS, STRENGTHENING THE INTEGRATION OF ART INTO CLASSROOMS THROUGHOUT THE STATE.THE BMA ALSO DEEPENED ENGAGEMENT THROUGH INTERPRETATION WITH ROBUST DIGITAL GUIDES FOR SEVERAL EXHIBITIONS OFFERED ON THE MUSEUM'S WEBSITE AND THROUGH BLOOMBERG CONNECTS. THESE RESOURCES EXPAND THE BMA'S IMPACT BEYOND THE CLASSROOM THROUGH ROBUST PUBLIC PROGRAMMING AND ARTIST AND COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS AT THE LEXINGTON MARKET SATELLITE AS WELL AS THE BUILDING ON ART MUSEUM DRIVE. FREE FAMILY SUNDAYS, COMMUNITY CELEBRATIONS, AND ART AFTER HOURS COLLECTIVELY WELCOMED THOUSANDS OF PARTICIPANTS, WHILE PUBLIC SCHOOL EXHIBITIONS SHOWCASED K-12 STUDENT TALENT FROM 228 SCHOOLS ACROSS BALTIMORE CITY AND BALTIMORE COUNTY. ADULT TOURS, UNIVERSITY COLLABORATIONS, AND NEW ACCESSIBILITY INITIATIVES UNDERSCORED THE BMA'S COMMITMENT TO INCLUSIVE LEARNING AND REINFORCED THE MUSEUM'S POSITION AS A VITAL CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE FOR COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT MARYLAND.GALLERY LEARNINGSTUDENTS OF ALL AGES EXPLORED THE BMA'S EXHIBITIONS AND COLLECTIONS IN FY25, EITHER LED BY A MUSEUM EDUCATOR OR ON A SELF-GUIDED VISIT. EXPANDED OUTREACH TO REGIONAL COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES HAS SUBSTANTIALLY INCREASED USE OF THE NANCY DORMAN AND STANLEY MAZAROFF CENTER FOR PRINTS, DRAWINGS AND PHOTOGRAPHS AND THE RUTH R. MARDER CENTER FOR MATISSE STUDIES. 7,412 PRE-K-12 AND YOUTH GROUP PARTICIPANTS1,474 PRE-K-12 AND YOUTH GROUP VIRTUAL TOUR PARTICIPANTS26 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES174 COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY VISITS2,361 COLLEGE STUDENT PARTICIPANTSTEACHER WORKSHOPSTEACHER WORKSHOPS AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES ARE DESIGNED TO SUPPORT UNDERSTANDING OF THE BMA'S COLLECTIONS AND EXHIBITIONS, TEACHING WITH ART, AND HOW TO USE THE BMA AS A LEARNING RESOURCE. TEACHERS RECEIVE EXTENSIVE BACKGROUND INFORMATION AND PARTICIPATE IN CREATIVE ACTIVITIES THAT SPARK NEW THINKING ABOUT WAYS TO INTEGRATE ART INTO THEIR CURRICULUM AND DEVELOP THE CREATIVE CAPACITIES OF THEIR STUDENTS. 57 TEACHER WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS 37 TEACHER SHOWCASE PARTICIPANTS14,131 STUDENTS IMPACTEDART-TO-GOART-TO-GO IS A MONTHLY ACTIVITY DESIGNED TO PROVIDE TEACHERS WITH A FUN, FREE RESOURCE FOR THE CLASSROOM. EVERY MONTH FROM OCTOBER TO MAY, THEY RECEIVE AN EMAIL WITH THE LATEST ACTIVITY. EACH ART-TO-GO COMES WITH A PRINTABLE FULL-COLOR IMAGE OF A BMA ARTWORK, BACKGROUND ON THE COLLECTION ITEM, AND AN ACTIVITY DESIGNED AROUND A SINGLE, IMPORTANT, TEACHABLE IDEA. 3,299 SUBSCRIBERSFAMILY PROGRAMSONE OF THE BMA'S MOST POPULAR PROGRAMS, FREE FAMILY SUNDAYS IS DESIGNED TO TEACH CHILDREN HOW TO THINK, SEE, AND MAKE LIKE ARTISTS. THE MUSEUM BEGAN OFFERING BABY ART DATES IN FY25 AND THEY QUICKLY FILLED UP WITH INFANTS AND CAREGIVERS LOOKING FOR INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCES. ALL WORKSHOPS ARE LED BY TEACHING ARTISTS AND INSPIRED BY EXHIBITIONS AND THE COLLECTIONS. 4,165 FREE FAMILY SUNDAY PARTICIPANTS 387 BABY ART DATE PARTICIPANTSCLOSE ENCOUNTERS CLOSE ENCOUNTERS IS A MULTIPLE-VISIT PROGRAM FOR FOURTH-GRADE STUDENTS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH BALTIMORE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS. LAUNCHED IN 1982, THE PROGRAM HAS ENGAGED STUDENTS FROM 117 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS FROM ACROSS BALTIMORE CITY. IN FY25, EACH SCHOOL HAD THREE CLOSE ENCOUNTERS SESSIONS IN PERSON AT THE MUSEUM AND THREE ART-MAKING SESSIONS HELD VIRTUALLY IN THEIR CLASSROOM. 11 PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS509 PARTICIPATING STUDENTS2,646 CONTACT HOURS FOR STUDENTSLITERACY THROUGH ARTLITERACY THROUGH ART IS AN EARLY LEARNING PROGRAM THAT FOSTERS INTERDISCIPLINARY LEARNING AMONG PRE-K AND KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS BY ENCOURAGING CREATIVE CONVERSATIONS ABOUT ART. IN FY25, BMA EDUCATORS LED 26 LITERACY THROUGH ART SESSIONS IN PERSON AT THE MUSEUM, AND THREE IN VIRTUAL CLASSES.4 PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS292 PARTICIPATING STUDENTSADULT GROUP TOURSTHE BMA WELCOMED A WIDE RANGE OF ADULT GROUPS WHO PARTICIPATED IN INTERACTIVE GUIDED TOURS THAT HIGHLIGHTED WORKS THROUGHOUT THE MUSEUM. PARTICIPANTS INCLUDED CHURCH AND SOCIAL CLUBS, AND ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS THE ARC BALTIMORE, WHICH SERVES PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.2,580 PARTICIPANTSCOMMUNITY CELEBRATIONS THE BMA HOSTED LIVELY COMMUNITY DAYS WITH PERFORMANCES, TASTINGS, HANDS-ON ARTMAKING, AND ACCESS FOR PREOCCUPIED EXHIBITIONS IN SEPTEMBER, TURN AGAIN TO THE EARTH EXHIBITIONS IN MAY, AND BAKER ARTIST AWARDS IN JUNE.1,739 PARTICIPANTSART AFTER HOURSTHIS POPULAR EVENT ATTRACTED ADULTS OVER 21 WITH EVENING ACCESS TO THE COLLECTION GALLERIES, OPPORTUNITIES TO EXPERIENCE THE PREOCCUPIED EXHIBITIONS AND FREE ADMISSION TO SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS SUCH AS BLACK EARTH RISING, ALONG WITH FOOD, MUSIC, DANCING, AND OPPORTUNITIES TO MIX AND MINGLE. 1,174 PARTICIPANTSPUBLIC SCHOOL EXHIBITIONSTHE BMA'S LONG-STANDING PUBLIC SCHOOL EXHIBITIONS - FYIFOR YOUR INSPIRATION (BALTIMORE CITY) AND ART IS FOR EVERYONE (BALTIMORE COUNTY) - CONTINUE TO BE POPULAR SHOWCASES FOR EMERGING ARTISTIC TALENT. 64 PARTICIPATING BALTIMORE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS1,452 BALTIMORE CITY EXHIBITION PARTICIPANTS164 PARTICIPATING BALTIMORE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS2,378 BALTIMORE COUNTY EXHIBITION PARTICIPANTSPANEL DISCUSSIONS AND LECTURESA WIDE RANGE OF PANEL DISCUSSIONS AND LECTURES PRESENTED IN FY25 INCLUDED CENTERING THE MARGINS: UPLIFTING COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS TO ADVANCE HEALTH EQUITY; SLAVERY IN MOTION; AND A DEEP HOUSE OF SOULFUL VISION (5TH ANNUAL DONALD V. BENTLEY MEMORIAL LECTURE), AS WELL AS MAKING HOURS ON THURSDAY EVENINGS. THESE EVENTS WERE ALSO REALIZED THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS THAT INCLUDED THE JOHNS HOPKINS CENTER FOR HEALTH EQUITY, THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY BILLIE HOLIDAY CENTER FOR LIBERATION ARTS, AND THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE COLLEGE OF ART.1,865 PARTICIPANTSBMA LEXINGTON MARKET (BMA LM)PROGRAMMING AT BMA LEXINGTON MARKET HAS SUBSTANTIALLY INCREASED WITH NUMEROUS ARTIST AND COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONS. TWENTY-SEVEN PROGRAMS ATTRACTED NEARLY 3,500 PARTICIPANTS WHO ENJOYED MAKING WITH MICA STUDENTS, CRAFTING WITH SCRAP BALTIMORE, STOP-MOTION ANIMATION WITH WIDE ANGLE YOUTH MEDIA, AND A FILM SCREENING OF MORE THAN HYPE, AMONG OTHERS.3,448 PROGRAM PARTICIPANTSJJC TALKSJJC TALKS IS A MONTHLY ARTIST CONVERSATION HOSTED BY THE JOSHUA JOHNSON COUNCIL (JJC), ONE OF THE OLDEST AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSEUM SUPPORT GROUPS IN THE U.S. THESE EVENTS FOSTER INSIGHTFUL DIALOGUE AND EXAMINE THE ISSUES THAT SOME OF THE MOST EXCITING BALTIMORE-BASED BLACK ARTISTS TODAY FACE IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CREATIVE PRACTICES. THE FY25 LIVESTREAMED EVENTS FEATURED JJC ARTIST RESIDENTS VONNE NAPPER AND AINSLEY BURROWS, AS WELL AS LARRY PONCHO BROWN, VICTORIA WALTON, AND SAM POLLARD. THE JJC ALSO CELEBRATED ITS 40TH ANNIVERSARY THIS YEAR AND HOSTED A LIVELY CELEBRATION. 505 PARTICIPANTS IN PERSON1,472 PARTICIPANTS ONLINESANKOFA DANCE THEATER: 30 YEARS OF MUSIC MOVEMENT AND FOLKWAYSTHE BMA HOSTED TWO WEEKENDS OF FREE WORKSHOPS AND TICKETED PERFORMANCES BY THE ACCLAIMED SANKOFA DANCE THEATER IN NOVEMBER 24 TO CELEBRATE RELEASE OF SANKOFA DANCE THEATER: 30 YEARS OF MUSIC MOVEMENT AND FOLKWAYS, A LIMITED-EDITION HARDCOVER BOOK THAT CHRONICLES THE TROUPE'S HISTORY AS A CULTURAL AMBASSADOR IN BALTIMORE AND WEST AFRICA.60 WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS515 PERFORMANCE PARTICIPANTS
  Expenses $4,248,724 · revenue $62,689
• Expenses $141,580

What it must file and when

IRS records say it files Form 990 or 990-EZ. Based on its last return; a smaller organization may file the 990-N. Its accounting year ends in June, so each return is due on the 15th day of the 5th month after that.

IRS record

EIN

52-6000162

Tax-exempt status

501(c)(3): Charitable, religious, educational or scientific organization

Foundation status

Publicly supported organization (170(b)(1)(A)(vi))

Donations deductible (Pub 78)

Public charity, 50% deduction limit

Exempt since

1935

Accounting year ends

June

Files

Form 990 or 990-EZ

Category (NTEE)

Arts, culture and humanities (A510)

Assets (IRS master file)

$222,677,637

Income (IRS master file)

$37,024,967

Filing history

990-N: the IRS bulk file holds only the latest e-Postcard per organization; earlier years come from archived copies of that file since 2020 and can have gaps (the IRS e-Postcard search lists every one). 990, 990-EZ, 990-PF, 990-T: every e-filed return in the IRS e-file index since 2019; XML for the latest three processing years, amounts from the IRS Statistics of Income extracts before that. PDF copies and determination letters at the IRS (search EIN 52-6000162).

Questions about BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ART INC

What is the EIN of BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ART INC?

The employer identification number (EIN) of BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ART INC is 52-6000162.

Is BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ART INC tax-exempt?

Yes. The IRS lists it as tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3) since 1935.

Are donations to BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ART INC tax-deductible?

Yes. It is listed in IRS Publication 78 (Public charity, 50% deduction limit).

Which annual return does BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ART INC file?

Form 990 or 990-EZ. Based on its last return; a smaller organization may file the 990-N.

When is the next return of BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ART INC due?

The return for tax year 2025 (the year ending June 30, 2026) is due November 16, 2026. Form 8868 extends it by six months; the 990-N cannot be extended.

When did BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ART INC last file with the IRS?

The latest return in the IRS public files is the 990 for the year ended June 2025.

Who is the principal officer of BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ART INC?

The 990 for the year ended June 30, 2025 names CHRISTINE DIETZE BONNANO.

Who are the officers and directors of BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ART INC?

The 990 for the year ended June 30, 2025 lists 46 people; 10 received compensation from the organization, the highest $411,428 (ASMA NAEEM, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR).

How much revenue does BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ART INC have?

On its 990 for the year ended June 30, 2025 it reported revenue of $31,764,477, expenses of $24,436,323 and total assets of $222,677,637 at year end.

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