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LabBodies' Freedom Free-Done Performance Art Review Explores the Timeless Theme of Freedom by Angela N. Carroll With every brave #METOO declaration, every future reduced to a tally of Baltimore’s rising death ...
On darting around the many branches of Birdland and the Anthropocene by Bret McCabe A ghost haunts the attic of 225 North Holiday Street in downtown Baltimore. A few, actually. ...
Miami is Nice is a Golden Girls-Themed Exhibition, Lecture Series, and Wedding that Challenges Traditions by Cara Ober Originally published at Hyperallergic on October 26, 2017. Please click here to ...
A Month in the Life of Allison Clendaniel by Samantha Buker In the Medieval gallery of the Walters Art Museum on a central pedestal, an ivory statue of Mary is ...
The Christians at Baltimore Center Stage by Bret McCabe Pastor Paul (Howard W. Overshown) shocks his flock barely ten minutes into Baltimore Center Stage's production of The Christians. Standing at ...
High Zero Festival Performer Lucas Abela and the Art of Playing Pinball by Bret McCabe A week before his sound installation was set to open in Baltimore on Sept. 6, ...
A Conversation with Sundance Sensation STEP's Director Amanda Lipitz by Christopher Llewellyn Reed I spoke with director Amanda Lipitz on Monday, July 24, at the Four Seasons Hotel in downtown ...
The Top Five Bands to Check Out at this Year's Artscape: Curated by Jordannah Elizabeth It’s that time of year again! The 35th annual Artscape music and arts festival is occurring ...
Baltimore Film and Activism at South By Southwest by Phallon J. Beckham In March of 2017, filmmakers Jenahye Johnson, Maceo Tendaji, and Phallon J. Beckham were invited to South By ...
Protest Music & Political Obsession: An Interview with Guy Blakeslee by Jordannah Elizabeth Although Musician Guy Blakeslee of Entrance Band has gained prominence after touring with Baltimore favorites such as Beach House, ...
Voices Rise, a Homeless Singing Group Collaborative is Changing Lives by Samantha Buker “Remember me, Humidity?” It’s not even noon. Your clothes stick to your body. It’s the first hot ...
A Discussion of Theo Anthony's Rat Film by Angela N. Carroll Theo Anthony's Rat Film is a nonlinear feature about rats and residential segregation in Baltimore City. I hesitate to ...
A Conversation with Baltimore Rock Opera Society & the Need for Artist Spaces by Michael B. Tager Artist spaces are essential to artistic growth. Because artists are rarely financially successful ...
Lizzy Greif Emerges with More Sensual Experimental Folk By Jordannah Elizabeth 20ooo ("Twenty Thousand")—also known as Lizzy Greif—plays sensual experimental folk songs that are emotively intriguing and softly off kilter. ...
On the disarming accomplished, quietly subversive Dorian's Closet. Also: Blood for Dracula sucks, well, blood By Bret McCabe It only takes about a half hour for Dorian's Closet to break ...