Baltimore's History: Baltimore Tattoo Museum
Baltimore City used to be a place where tattoo parlors were rare, but now they can be found on almost every corner. The Baltimore Tattoo Museum is a place where tourist and members of the Baltimore City community can go to learn about the history of tattoos, get a tattoo and get a piercing all in one day.
Baltimore Tattoo Museum Upclose Detailed
My walk around the Baltimore Tattoo Museum in Baltimore City, Maryland, United States of America, on Friday, October 6, 2017, at around noon time, with high definition pictures in slideshow format and with original music.
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Baltimore Tattoo Museum Employee Fatally Shot Outside Shop
A Baltimore Tattoo Museum employee was shot and killed right outside of the shop Monday night.
Shop Lyfe with Outer Limits Tattoo
Outer Limits Tattoo is the Oldest Tattoo and Body piercing shop in the USA. Kari Barba purchased and restored the historic Bert Grimm's tattoo studio, the oldest tattoo shop in the United States, second oldest in the world. Bert Grimm's studio was a big part of Long Beach's navy history and is the ONLY business from the original Pike still operating. Known as Outer Limits since 2007, this studio now offers a museum showcasing some of Long Beach's history, a high-end body piercing studio and jewelry store, and of course world class tattooing.
Kari Barba started tattooing at age 19, in 1979, and has currently been tattooing for 32 years now. She has won over 500 awards in her career, including Best Tattooist 3 times, and a life time achievement award. She is the only known person to win all 1st places, in all categories at a single convention.
Rockstar Energy Inked Up Tour Tattoo Convention Coverage Baltimore part 2 of 3
Sullen TV continues the Rockstar Energy Sullen Clothing Inked Up World Tour to stop 5 in Baltimore, MD! Watch as Bernadette Macias catches up with Jason Ackerman, Timmy B, Bili Vegas and Megan Jean Morris.
Music by: Matt Casket
BIOGRAPHIES:
My name is Jason Ackerman, I have been tattooing for 7 years in South Florida and am an award-winning artist .I began my tattoo career in Boca Raton where I apprenticed at Big Kahuna Tattoo. Since parting from Big Kahuna, I've made a home back in Boca at my own shop A Stroke Of Genius . Throughout my profession, I've been fortunate enough to incorporate traveling to various guest spots and conventions, which are a pinnacle to me in this business. I enjoy the opportunities to tattoo among some of the best and most inspiring artists around while visiting locations that allow me to remain accessible to my clients. Most of my time is devoted to tattooing and producing pieces that I'm ardent over. Due to the fact that I'm constantly able to combine my work ethics and love for art, tattooing has become my life and the time and effort that I put into drawing and tattooing allows me to produce work in a style that I love. My tattoos are a culmination of anything bright, creepy, and loud with my own twist on it. I'm highly influenced by the new school scene and am honored to be able to contribute to it. My goal is to grow with the tattoo industry and my peers, while maintaining the passion that I feel for the pieces I create.
Timmy B - currently living and tattooing in Long Island, NY; soon to open up a shop in North Hampton, MA. Timmy has been tattooing for almost 9 years now. His Can Art consisted of the actual word Rockstar as pertaining to musicians. It then transpired to his own passion in music, which then interpreted to his decision to create a base headstock with some popular traditional imagery of snakes and roses on the can art. Timmy started out doing a lot of realism mostly before social media really began. Timmy stated After seeing the kind of realism artists out there like Nikko, Roman, Mike DeVries, I pretty much stopped doing realism pretty quick. (laughing) He ended up going to work for a traditional artist that really knew how to light a fire under my ass for sure. Timmy B said, Being apart of the Rockstar Energy Inked Up Tour is humbling. I'm pretty much in competition with my idols. While at the Detroit Expo Timmy did two phenomenal pieces. The first was a re-work from a previous Detroit year, a hairdresser type of neo-traditional tattoo keeping to pinks and purples to keep it girly. The other tattoo was a fancy gentleman goat looking back as if he is mad at a bartender for giving him some bad scotch. Timmy B is part owner of Tattoo Afterlife in Huntington NY and has 4 cats.
Bili Vegas: I have been passionate about art since I had the dexterity to hold a crayon or cover myself in finger paint. As a child living in New York, I was able to experience the many museums and galleries densely packed in and around Manhattan. From early on, I was also exposed to my brother in-law's tattoo shop a few hours away. It was only a matter of time before I began my apprenticeship at a small custom shop on Long Island. I am currently working at Tattoo Ritual in Farmingdale, NY . I prefer to work with hyper-realism, portraiture, biomech, and some newskool; however I also love to take on new challenges and difficult tasks. I enjoy the smell of gasoline, steak dinner, and my favorite song is Lick my love pump (in D minor.) Bili is currently working and accepting appointments at Tattoo Afterlife in NY.
Megan Jean Morris, the owner of Painted Souls Tattoo, is a tattoo artist and a painter. She specializes in portraits, realism, and surrealism in black and grey or color. In 2005, Megan Jean worked and studied as an apprentice under Adam Gordon at Mr.Adam's Tattoos in Farmington, Maine. She continued working at Mr. Adam's for five years while developing an understanding for the many different aspects of tattooing.
Tattoo Nation - Official Trailer (HD) Documentary
- Tattoo Nation - Official Trailer
For years, people saw tattoos as a sign of rebellion. A middle finger salute to the rest of the world. Outlaw bikers got tattoos. Sailors on leave in Singapore got tattoos. Lifers in the joint got tattoos. But now in the United States, one out of every three adults under forty has a tattoo! So what happened? How did tattoo go from something that was put on you to an expression that comes from within you? Tattoo Nation tells the story of a few people who helped transform the world of tattoo, and the way we think about tattoos, forever. This is the true story of the ink revolution.
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Director: Eric Schwartz
Cast: Danny Trejo, Ed Hardy, Travis Barker, Mark Mahoney, Kate Hellenbrand, Jack Rudy, Mister Cartoon
Writers: John Corry
In theaters: April 5th, 2013
Copyright © 2013 D&E Entertainment
Police Continue Search For Witnesses In Killing Of ‘Reverend Jim’
Police continue to search for witnesses in the murder of 43-year-old Jim Forrester, known as Reverend Jim, who was shot to death outside the Baltimore Tattoo Museum Monday evening.
Tattoo Convention: Immaculate Conception
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Monumental City Ancient Fife & Drum Corps - 2015 St Patrick's Day - Baltimore, Maryland
BMA TATTOO CONVENTION 2008
The Baltimore Museum of Art's annual Tattoo Convention yields surprising turnouts, convention veterans and fresh body art.
Mr. Callison Goes to Washington
Washington D.C. is full of museums, landmarks & history. Join me on this walk about our nations capitol see visit the Capitol building along with many other landmarks & enjoy some unique ink art of the 42nd president!
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What's Happening with Crime in Baltimore, a Chat with Police Commissioner Kevin Davis (E-64)
Baltimore crime is on the increase and so are the pressures of police Commissioner Kevin Davis. In the wake of the Baltimore City riots of 2015 and the death of Freddie Gray, getting a handle on crime is no easy task. Commissioner Davis came into Anne Arundel County to clean up after former County Executive John Leopold was forced to resign; and now he is trying to work his magic in Baltimore. Listen in as we speak with The Commish from his office on the top-floor of Baltimore City Police Headquarters. And if you get a chance, check out the fascinating Baltimore City Police Museum. We did. It's VERY cool. Just opened. But, limited hours! Links:
Baltimore City Police (Web) Baltimore City Police (Twitter) Commissioner Kevin Davis (Web) Commissioner Kevin Davis (Twitter) Baltimore Police Museum (Web) Today's nourishment... R House. A food incubator/markethouse/something else that is hard to describe in the Remington neighborhood. Free and easy parking. Incredible food. Great vibe. Check it out. Hey Annapolis--you can learn a thing or two! A thank you to Chief TJ Smith for making this all happen!
Coming up....former County Executive John R. Leopold, Baltimore County Executive and Gubernatorial Candidate Kevin Kamenetz, Maryland State Delegate Nic Kipke (if he will ever return my email), Heather Mizeur, Delegate Herb McMillan, the new Mayor of Annapolis, and a few more surprises! And hey, check out the Eye On Annapolis Daily News Brief! 10 minutes every day at noon will bring you up to speed on all the LOCAL issues, sports, weather, events and opinions in Annapolis and Anne Arundel County. Here's your link...
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Secret Occult Medal Collection Found - Masonic ?
Neat collection of the Black Arts Member Medals ?
Photos from Ludlow April 21, 1914
These images from the miners' tent colony at Ludlow, Colorado, in 1914 are part of a centennial exhibit at the El Pueblo History Museum, 301 N. Union, Pueblo.
Craters & Freighters Phoenix Moves, Ships and Installs Senator Goldwater Statue
Craters & Freighters Phoenix was selected to oversee the moving, shipping and installation of a 1,700 lb, eight-foot tall bronze statue of Senator Barry Goldwater and its 30 granite base, which now stand tall in our State Capitol. In the coming months we will uninstall the statue, bring it back to our shop, then convey the statue to its final destination in Statuary Hall in Washington D.C.
Our crew picked up the bronze statue, which took Arizona artist Deborah Copenhaver-Fellows more than 27 months to create, from the Petersen Creations foundry in Prescott, Arizona. It was carefully secured and lifted off its marble base with a forklift and then positioned on a custom pallet. After the statue was wrapped securely, we lifted it up into the truck and nailed the pallet to the floor.
In a collaborative effort with Tempe Crane we orchestrated the statue's installation at the Arizona State Capitol. First, we laid down wooden boards to protect the historic tile floor from the weight of the statue. After the statue and base were wheeled in, an elaborate gantry system was erected in the rotunda in order to hoist the statue onto its granite base. It took 6 men to lift Goldwater to a standing position. Once in place, a parachute was draped over the Goldwater statue to conceal it before its official unveiling.
This video chronicles our work on the project to date. It's set to Native American flute music as Goldwater had a deep connection with Arizona's Smoki Indians, who made him an honorary chief. The bronze statue actually has a Smoki tattoo on its left forearm from the ceremony. Equally interesting is that the parachute which draped the statue was donated by Arizona's National Guard, an organization founded by Goldwater.
We've had the privilege of working with some wonderful people including artist Deborah Copenhaver-Fellows and her husband- artist Fred Fellows, Arizona's Secretary of State Ken Bennett, Senator Adam Driggs, and the staff at the Arizona Capitol Museum and the Arizona Historical Advisory Commission, among many others.
Craters & Freighters Phoenix is honored to have been entrusted with a piece of Arizona's history and be a part of this momentous event.
Shawn Forton - Torrey Smith Drawing Time Lapse
A time laps of Shawn Forton doing a drawing of the Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith.
Music: Hollywood Undead Hear Me Now
USNSCC/USNLCC Flag Day/U.S. Navy Tattoo @ Fort McHenry
June 14, 2015 USNSCC/USNLCC Fort McHenry Division ~ Marching from NOSC to Ft. McHenry. Taking part in Flag Day/U.S. Navy Tattoo Ceremony. Well Done Cadets!
Fort McHenry 1812 Bicentennial History Takes Flight Celebration [0005]
Raising the big flag over Fort McHenry, with the help of a bunch of volunteers. If I recall, I think they said the flag was 42ft x 30ft.
Vintage Mugshots of Criminals in Long Beach From the 1920's: Part 4
A collection of mugshots of people arrested for various crimes in Long Beach, California, in the 1920s.
Source: Sacramento Police Department.
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