What Weekly Documenting the Baltimore Renaissance

Small Foods

★ Justin Allen
PNC Transformative Art

★ David London
Baltimore Time Bank

★ David London
An Evolving Station North

★ David London
Seth Sherman

★ Justin Allen
Shambhala

★ MakennaHardy
Prudish America?

★ whatweekly
Death of an Americain

★ SLSolomon
Rhymes With Opera - The Final Push

★ whatweekly
Betamore

★ tristan

★ Cover Story

Bethany Dinsick Gives Colors

June 30, 2011

Brooke Hall · Artist Profiles

The thing with Bethany Dinsick is that she’s been through so much and still manages to do more than most…

★ Documenting the Baltimore Renaissance

Real Science Fiction

August 2, 2012

David London & Tristan Brooks · Technology

Welcome to the future. In case you haven’t noticed, much of yesterday’s science fiction is rapidly becoming today’s reality. In a world already filled with

Baltimore’s Eric Garner Protest in Photos

December 5, 2014

Larry Cohen · Charm City

Photographer Larry Cohen joined the protesters who hit the streets to speak out against police brutality. The protests were in response to the Grand Jury’s

Flux

April 29, 2015

Isaiah Williams & Alisa Sonsev · Performance, Photo Essay

“Nothing is static. We are ever changing.” That is the tagline for Baltimore-based Deep Vision Dance Company’s latest performance, FLUX, that opened on April 24th.

Baltimore’s Coastal Cyber Connections

March 21, 2013

Melanie Kelleher  · Business

The 2013 RSA® Conference in San Francisco was five days of learning, networking, and meeting with the thought leaders and visionaries of the cyber industry.

The Day The Toilets Ran Free In Hampden

September 19, 2013

Theresa Keil & Larry Cohen · Festival, Photo Essay

There’s a few sure-fire signs that summer is comin’ to a close here in Baltimore. The leaves start changin’, kids commence to shufflin’ to and

Delirium Dog

August 10, 2011

whatweekly · Music, Video

Absinthe Cola is the first single of the new release by Delirium Dog, Fever Brain Battery. To dig deeper into this artist’s music follow

F.E.A.S.T.

May 23, 2012

Robin Gunkel & Philip Laubner · Art, Food, Performance

F.E.A.S.T (Food Entertaining as Specious Theatre) Connoting the Last Supper and tangentially reminding me of Judy Chicago’s Dinner Party, F.E.A.S.T, curated by Rebecca Nagle and

Finding the Stories Behind the BMA’s Artworks

April 15, 2015

Jessica Keyes · Art

When I look at art, my mind wanders through connections: the words of a poem I thought were lost in the recesses of my mind,

The Lady Gaga Hypothesis and Why I Can’t Help but Disagree

January 12, 2015

Rachel A. Lisner · Commentary

Photo by Robin Marchant/Getty Images Lady Gaga’s affiliation with the LGBTQIA community, regardless of its sincerity, validity, or necessity, exists. The masses have come to

Wye Oak – Fish

April 28, 2011

What Weekly · Music, Video

For the video for their song "Fish", Baltimore duo Wye Oak recruited a few fellow hometown artists, painter Katherine Fahey and photographer Michael O'Leary.

Wordsmith: Music for the Masses

June 19, 2012

Gatsby · Music, Video

Single from Wordsmith’s King Noah LP Instores/Online June 19th, 2012 Album Release Party on June 22nd at Sonar to celebrate the Instore/Online release of King Noah.

Malaise and Malaria

September 9, 2011

Lee Boot · Social Innovation

The big hope for Westerners in the past few centuries was the idea that things would just keep getting better and better for us. Unfortunately,

Talking Parlor, NaPoWriMo with Sarah Jean Alexander

May 9, 2013

Adam Robinson · Baltimore Reader

Parlor is an online journal run by Sarah Jean Alexander, a Baltimore writer and bartender. It’s unique, with a collaborative focus, pairing sets of two