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Brian Baker

January 27, 2011

whatweekly & Philip Laubner · Art, Artist Profiles, Nightlife

Brian Baker creates life-size pieces of art with, as he puts it, "gods and goddesses, angels and demons, spirits and…

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Baltimore Hope

March 28, 2013

Peter Jackson · Charm City

After losing both parents to HIV/AIDS, two brothers, ages 11 and 14, found themselves in separate foster homes. They had endured physical abuse and abandonment.

Baltimorean to Summit World’s 14 Highest Peaks

August 1, 2013

Gatsby · Sports

The World’s Toughest Expedition is neither a clever marketing phrase nor hyperbole. This expedition is the most daunting physical challenge ever attempted. Via major social

National Day of Anger in Photos

December 15, 2014

Theresa Keil & Larry Cohen · Photo Essay

All photos by: TLC Baltimore, the photography team of Theresa Keil & Larry Cohen On Saturday December 13th hundreds of protesters marched peacefully through downtown Baltimore in

Bon Banh! :: The Rabbit Hole Dining Series by Maggie’s Farm

April 9, 2014

Christina Delgado · Food

The Rabbit Hole Dining Series by Maggie’s Farm is a pop-up dinner series that hosts a guest chef or mixologist, and in this case both. Bon Banh

LE MONDO :: A Space of Their Own

June 23, 2015

Chuck Green · Art, Performance

EDITORS NOTE: The Le Mondo project is a significant step in resurrecting the Howard Street corridor, historically, one of the most vibrant districts in the

Shot Tower Goes Mobile

September 5, 2013

Peter Jackson · Charm City

Have you ever ran up a 215 feet tower collecting raw materials, dodging obstacles and maintaining stamina, all to drop molten lead into a vat

TRINADOT at Small Press Expo

September 3, 2014

Daniel Stuelpnagel · Literature

To refer to artist Melody Often’s distinctively orchestrated visual arsenal as “style” is to damn, with faint praise, the poetic synthesis she brings to TRINADOT,

Living Illustrated with Alex Fine

April 14, 2015

Abby Higgs · Art, Artist Profiles

I should know better than to ascribe one’s artistic work as wholly representative of the artist himself. Still, I feel I’ve seen enough of Alex

Real Food Farm Turns Trash Into Edible Treasures!

January 10, 2013

Peter Jackson · Community, Food

In a neighborhood with plenty of unhealthy options, Real Food Farm is demonstrating how urban farming can work – bringing new food options to the

Inside Bronycon

August 15, 2013

Philip Laubner & Jeremy Chase-Israel · Photo Essay

Recently, throngs of twenty-something men were walking down Pratt Street wearing over-sized ears, fairy wings, and homemade buttons.

The Hustle 4: Baltimore Improv Group

July 25, 2013

Gatsby · The Hustle

Did you know about Baltimore’s passionate improv community? I recently had the opportunity to speak with Heather Moyer from the Baltimore Improv Group about their

Sea Couch: Satellites

November 14, 2011

Justin Allen · Music

Photo by Brooke Hall The experience of growing up with a father from East Tennessee, and later settling West of Nashville as a teenager,

The Mechanic Theatre :: A Retrospective

January 22, 2015

Christina Taylor & Brooke Hall · Commentary, Essays

I originally sat down with this piece thinking that I was going to serve the death of The Mechanic with some sort of eulogy. As

Slideluck Potshow

February 29, 2012

Tedd Henn · Art, Station North

Community Engagement through Food and Art: Slideluck Potshow brings Baltimoreans Together By John Geilfuss Walker Babbington Sometimes the answer is right in front of you