One of the significant characteristics of Baltimore’s Contemporary Museum is its lack of a specific physical space; the institution functions as a center of operations for the presentation of contemporary art in different places around the city. A number of the Contemporary’s projects have strategized this paradox of having a museum without a museum. The large-scale collaborative show of work by Teresita Fernández and Quisqueya Henríquez, Miami-based artists of the same generation, consisted of two parts. The first, a “phantom exhibition,” was a tour of selected works in the Baltimore Museum