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Romantic States

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Shane Burke

★ Philip Laubner
Fly Problem by Jared Fischer

★ Timmy Reed
Minás Konsolas: ArchiteXture

★ GinaCaruso & Theresa Keil
Baltimore Boom Bap Society

★ Jordan Goodman
5 Questions That Matter With Steve Ziger

★ Peter Davis
From Russia, With Lace

★ Christopher J. Rondo
Station North turns 10!

★ Theresa Keil & David London
Talking To Rafael Alvarez

★ Peter Davis & Philip Laubner
BrickHaus + Altered States

★ Daniel Stuelpnagel

★ Cover Story

Which Way for the Parkway?

June 6, 2012

Cassie Paton & Brooke Hall & Piper Watson · Station North

Photo by Piper Watson Station North’s Parkway Theatre continues on its uncertain path as three bidders on the property hope…

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Baltimore’s Next Chapter in Sustainability Planning

April 26, 2016

Niki Clark · Charm City

It’s easy to be cynical about slogan-y, if well intentioned, efforts to effect change in challenged communities. And when city planners are promoting vague and lofty

May Fiction Contest Winner: “Erotic Picnics”

June 4, 2014

Jeremy Chase-Israel · Charm City

The Perfect Picnic by Allie Barnes “I hope you like your Panini room temperature,” John whispered as he brushed his erect penis against the bag

Bikeable Baltimore

January 25, 2012

Urbanite Magazine · Innovation

By Ron Cassie Construction has begun on a dedicated bicycle and pedestrian trail that will connect the Inner Harbor to Penn Station, according to Nate

MICA Continues Investment In North Avenue

September 12, 2013

Kristin Mcwharter · Station North

This fall the Maryland Institute College of art welcomes students and community member with the opening of its new residential building Leake Hall and

A Dream in Cherry Hill

August 8, 2012

Tristan Brooks & Tedd Henn · Community, Social Innovation

“Who controls the media in Baltimore City?” reads the construction-paper sign, in a basement computer lab in Cherry Hill Public Homes. Around it sit Navasha Daya,

All Work and No Pay

October 18, 2013

Joshua Wade Smith · Art Criticism

Baltimore-based sculptor Joshua Wade Smith’s Working Vacation in Friesland, in the North, in the Netherlands This past Summer, From June 16th to July

Brooks Kossover – Artist Profile

January 15, 2014

Jenn Danzig & Tedd Henn · Photo Essay

Recent MICA graduate Brooks Kossover has found success by painting oil portraits of popular musicians, a rich tradition in post-sixties American painting. We enjoyed taking

The Artist, The Art, and The Lack of Wardrobe

September 19, 2013

Cynthia Chin · Art Criticism

Cynthia Chin and C.S. Lewis analyze the exhibit Knowing, curated by Manian E. Chettle, at Area 405, on view from August 25-September 27, 405 East

Natural’s Not In It

April 10, 2013

Deirdre Smith · Art, Art Criticism

Deirdre Smith on Lisa Dillin’s Stopgap, at Gallery Four Visitors to the opening night of Lisa Dillin’s solo show, Stopgap found Gallery Four inhabited by

4.48 PSYCHOSIS Preview

October 3, 2014

Andrew Sargus Klein · Performance

The curtain opens and you have options. There are three metal, backless chairs stacked in a tripod sculpture; Nick Horan’s careful, studied movement could be

Mr. Oz

August 2, 2012

Kevin Chesser · Artist Profiles

Mr. Oz, Filmmaker & Claymation Artist Omar Mroz is a Claymation artist, filmmaker, actor, and writer from Owings Mills. His first DVD, entitled Tales Of

Artscape 2012

July 26, 2012

David London & Theresa Keil & Philip Laubner & Larry Cohen · Art, Events, Photo Essay

Photo by Philip Laubner And just like that, Artscape is over. Though the weekend started rainy and wet, by Sunday, the crowds were out in

Imploding Eye

November 10, 2010

What Weekly · Video

Imploding Eye: A Short Film By Matt Muirhead

Keep Art Alive in Remington!

March 14, 2013

Peter Jackson · Charm City

Kara is a take charge kind of girl. She’s creative, talkative, and full of energy. But, she can be quite a handful in the classroom – talking

Outside The Black Box

September 28, 2011

Lee Boot · Social Innovation

Our ever-increasing flow of technological wonders means we can now carry a big chunk of human knowledge, a broadcast and production studio and an amphitheater