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Issue 18: Wellness posits art and culture as a key element in a healthy lifestyle.

Simmons’ process is guided by a contemplative, meditative conversation with the materials as his paintings take shape.

I was taken with this strange paradise hidden in the Potomac suburbs, this place that seemed to me like another country—if not another planet.

A Former MICA Professor's Lifetime Love Affair with Drawing and Improvisation

That chat with Faust sparked something—a desire to dig deeper into the lives of Baltimore’s gallerists and curators, beginning with Faust herself.

In I’m Not Your Superwoman, Pinkston explores the Black-woman-superhero-complex, Black women's labor, and the complicated trope of “resilience,” a word often romanticized, exploited, and conflated.

Baltimore offers a plethora of opportunities to catch high-brow performances at Natty Boh prices. Classical music aficionado Todd Morman shares his top picks, from season subscriptions to free concerts.

Following a triumphant opening at BOPA's Top of the World, writer Quentin Gibeau caught up with the multidisciplinary artist Ainsley Burrows to talk practice, success in Baltimore, and upcoming events on October 25th

The Washington Post is cutting their ongoing Galleries column, a loss to local readers, artists, and audiences.

These films comprise conscious attempts to reverse the colonial gaze of settlers, anthropologists and documentarians, and to speak meaningfully of and to Indigenous subjects.

This week's news includes: Darren Walker named President of National Gallery of Art, Nikki Giovanni delivers keynote at Banneker-Douglass-Tubman Museum celebration, Latoya M. Hobbs and Ernest Shaw Jr. at JHU, Driskell Center receives an archive and grant, artists transform The Fitzgerald, and more!

Reflex & Remix at the Walters emphasizes the importance of artistic connections across genres and time.