Restaurant takeout has become a primary way to make an event memorable and to support the local businesses we love
Artful Photos of carry out food from Ekiben, Larder, Bodhi Corner, Tortilleria Sinaloa, Blacksauce Kitchen, and mixers by CAnE Collective
Trial in the Woods explores rationality, violence, and the ethics of punishment through Barber’s trademark humor and wordplay
BmoreArt interviewed Barber over email about addressing violence, the fraught usage of animals as metaphors, shapeshifting concepts of “justice” and “community,” and more.
Baltimore news updates from independent & regional media
This week's Baltimore news includes: Hogan's Presidential posturing, workers at the Walters and BMA unionize, to fund or defund the police, and more reporting from Maryland Matters, WYPR, The Trace, and other local and independent news sources.
The best weekly art openings, events, and calls for entry happening in Baltimore and surrounding areas.
Amanda Burnham at CCBC, Thaddeus Mosely at the BMA, Teri Henderson speaks at CIRCA, School 33 Open Studios, the Great Lantern Parade - plus Motor House Call for Submissions for the 2022 gallery season and other featured calls for entry.
Three Baltimore exhibitions worth a visit this week
Bill Schmidt and Jan Razauskas’ Spatial Fabrications at MONO Practice, Color and Illusion: The Still Lifes of Juan Gris at the BMA, and Rania Matar’s She at C. Grimaldis Gallery.
Baltimore City's law department says the union and the museum have “a complicated dispute” over what it means under federal law for their right to unionize.
Saskia Kahn's Skatepark Baltimore is an ongoing, collaborative, photo-based art project
Skatepark Baltimore is an ongoing, photo-based art project about resilience, love, and identity.
Baltimore news updates from independent & regional media
Indigenous People's Day, Escaped Zebras, Matisse and Etta Cone at the BMA, a school superintendent speaks out, and other Baltimore news from the Baltimore Brew, WYPR, The Real News Network, Baltimore Magazine, Maryland Matters, and more
Being Black in America—much less Omaha, Nebraska, where the sisters were born—is far from easy
The best book to represent Libra this October is You’ll Never Believe What Happened to Lacey by sisters Amber Ruffin and Lacey Lamar.
The best weekly art openings, events, and calls for entry happening in Baltimore and surrounding areas.
The I. Henry Photo Project at Connect+Collect, Jaz Erenberg and Christina Delgado at Open Works, Zoë Charlton at Cade Gallery, Lou Joseph at Current, Unfolding Seven at Waller Gallery, Mallory Weston at the Baltimore Jewelry Center, Kelly Walker at the Hotel Indigo, and more
There is a feedback loop between Bill Schmidt's studio and his visual world, where mysterious shapes take on greater significance
Schmidt works at a tiny scale so that viewers to have to get close to his paintings, to have an intimate and “one-on-one relationship with the surfaces.''
The Current Space Members Cocktail Party on September 30
Photos of guests under giant banana leaves and vines and twinkling lights, and a conversation with Michael Benevento and Julianne Hamilton about Current's outdoor adventures in music, art, and community building.
Baltimore news updates from independent & regional media
Baltimore news from the Baltimore Brew, WYPR, The Real News Network, Baltimore Fishbowl, Maryland Matters, and more
Mann’s wall-sized collages and installations rework and play with her own life and history, visually summarizing the collision of her upbringing
Mann simultaneously combines Eastern and Western influences, using extremely old mediums such as Sumi-e ink, invented in the first century AD in China, and contemporary ones such as Yupo paper, to create a synthesis that is personal and multi-faceted.
The best weekly art openings, events, and calls for entry happening in Baltimore and surrounding areas.
Afro House streaming from the Creative Alliance, Angel Kristi Williams and Myrtis Bedolla in conversation, Invisible Structures opens at Julio Fine Arts, Megan Lewis at Eubie Blake Cultural Center, plus Frederick Arts Council Call for Gateway Art Proposals and more featured calls for entry.
An integral part of Gatlin's process is to look at a big idea in different ways and consider it from every angle
"I identify as interdisciplinary and sometimes I even go as far as to say non-disciplinary because I have a craft and DIY background. I don't necessarily feel like discipline is the right word to use. I love materials and I love playing with something new, I think that’s the thing that pulls me."
The Tuareg guitarist talks about poetry in translation, legacies of colonization, and building his first guitar using bicycle brake cables
Mdou Moctar's music carries memories through traditional guitar rhythms, a fusion between the desert nomads and modern diaspora.
Baltimore news updates from independent & regional media
Baltimore news from the Baltimore Brew, WYPR, The Real News Network, Baltimore Fishbowl, Maryland Matters, and more
