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The Baltimore House Gallery Phenomenon

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Reggie Watts Kills It

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Fragments

★ Matt Kelley
Spring League Softball

★ BarbaraWilgus & Philip Laubner
Identity Pickup

★ Lee Boot
Aligning Minds: My Heart Is Love

★ Chris Mandra
Young Playwright Roric Coletta

★ Peter Davis & BrittOlsenEcker
Inward, Outward: Little Doubts

★ Jeff
Graffiti Wall At Paradox

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The Devil in Charm City

★ Justin Allen & Brooke Hall

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Understanding Vacants to Value

June 6, 2013

Evaluating a program is different than evaluating program implementation. I don’t intend to provide research backed analysis on the…

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Baltimore Renaissance Project

June 15, 2011

Brooke Hall & Justin Allen & Theresa Keil · Social Innovation

What Weekly was asked to visit New Era Middle School in Cherry Hill by 7th grade teacher Jessica Gartner to talk to the students and

Room 17B at Theatre Project

May 9, 2013

David London · Events, Performance

In case you haven’t noticed, there’s been some pretty amazing theater from Baltimore artists and companies taking place at Theatre Project this season. In just

The Butchering of Women and the Rape of Animals

July 14, 2014

Kevin McNamara · Essays

This essay was inspired by Carol J. Adams’ lecture at Towson University, and her book, The Sexual Politics of Meat (1990). Quotes were pulled from both her lecture and her

Baltimore Afrobeat Society

November 10, 2011

Theresa Keil & Larry Cohen & Justin Allen · Music

Performances by the Baltimore Afrobeat Society are both intense and deeply cathartic experiences as well as important cultural gatherings that have become a ritual for

What Weekly Rooftop Party

May 16, 2016

What Weekly · Charm City

All photos by Mike Oswald Photography Last Friday we kicked off the summer with The Louie Bar at the top of one of the most

Building Alliances

April 5, 2013

whatweekly · Art

By Chloe Gallagher Curatorial Practice MFA candidate Chloe Gallagher interviews Katie Pumphrey, Creative Alliance resident, about a new body of work, sports, and her stay

Space Invaders

December 8, 2011

Urbanite Magazine · Charm City

The new face of sustainable seafood by Martha Thomas photo by J.M. Giordano Originally published in Urbanite Magazine October 31, 2011 It may be a

Poetry: 2 by Brian Checco

August 15, 2013

Timmy Reed · What Lit

4am in the morning threading through sepsis streets with my pockets full of crumpled receipts.

The Shape of a City Shapes Us

November 9, 2014

Samantha Mitchell · Charm City

Lately, there’s been a lot in the press about Ziger/Snead Architects–from being recognized as one of the top 50 firms in the country to the recent

Not on Vacation from Vocation

August 19, 2014

Hannah Ehlenfeldt · Commentary

I never heard much about ‘vocation’ until I went to college. And then I heard it everywhere. It wasn’t about careers and jobs as much

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

Watch Pharrell’s “Happy” Video Without Music

April 21, 2014

Nik Oldershaw · Charm City

This isn’t a silent music video, it’s a music video with the backing track “removed”. Tt’s a genius trend that’s started on the internet where

The Curious Fate of Human Kind

July 2, 2013

Gatsby · Film

A delightfully quirky and dark animated short set in a factory where machines are building the humans.

Pigtown Festival

September 28, 2011

Theresa Keil & Larry Cohen · Charm City, Music

Here's a look back at the 10th Annual Pigtown Festival featuring the photography of Theresa Keil and Larry Cohen.

Movie Review :: Only Lovers Left Alive

May 7, 2014

Mark Schiffer · Film

Jim Jarmusch has developed a bit of a reputation for himself as a curator. Musician cameos, film-nerd name drops, and carefully-selected soundtracks have come to

Meet Me at the Crossroads

July 4, 2013

Allison Gulick · Art, Art Criticism

Allison Gulick considers Ashe to Amen at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture, 830 East Pratt Street, Baltimore. Ashe

Station North: Thinking Big!

March 21, 2012

David London · Social Innovation, Station North

This week, the Station North Arts & Entertainment District announced the winners of the second round of funding for it’s “Think Big” Grants for projects