In February it is easy to find love stories posted, printed and shared. These cold, gray days cry out for…
It was a long trip from cultural ground zero in Schenectady, but ultimately, I settled in Baltimore. Despite years spent in New England, London and New York, the seamy-sweet tang of Baltimore’s culture sucked me right in. It felt palpable and compelling. In decline since before the riots and abandonment of the sixties, Baltimore careened like its old streetcars around the curves the late twentieth century threw at it. Successful in the past, it was now a drunken uncle rebelling his way toward retirement.
Peep the adventures of Nethercut as he pierces the veil of the secretive world of underground street art. Nethercut has…
Part 4—the final short film in this series about intuitive insight and the cultural impediments to becoming the innovation powerhouse the US has planned for itself. Sure, we’re talking about brains and culture and other pointy-headed stuff here, but I’m trying some other things here—experimental non-fiction. Some nice flowers for ya’ll.
It took 5000 dancers and 62 years before The Radio City Rockettes welcomed their first dancer of color in 1987. …
The Axis Ally project is an ambitious undertaking by MICA sculpture professor Sarah Doherty to transform an alley behind a…
In a world increasingly worried that Macaulay Culkin’s band The Pizza Underground is becoming the only appetizing option on the…
Or, perhaps more importantly, how I just learned the character code for an acute “e” and I’m not just going…
“Everyday Sunshine: The Story of Fishbone” – documentary trailer from Tilapia Film on Vimeo. Everyday Sunshine is a documentary about…
Ed Gross is an Alchemist of sorts. At his studio at the Crown Cork and Seal Complex is Highlandtown, he…