What Weekly Documenting the Baltimore Renaissance

Manifesto Tendão

★ Lily Susskind
A Night at Floristree

★ KevinChesser
The Intersection Between Art and People

★ Peter Davis & Philip Laubner
Fermented Femmes

★ Dharna & Theresa Keil
B-Boy Summer Sessions

★ Glenford Nunez
Kathy Fahey

★ Theresa Keil & Peter Davis
Making Space for Steel

★ Fred
Open Walls Update

★ piperwatson
Identity Pickup

★ Lee Boot
Bring Back Streetcars

★ Lindsey

★ Cover Story

Charm City Chaat

August 10, 2011

Delicious delicate bites of potato, lentils and vegetables layered with tamarind and cilantro chutneys, thoughtfully sprinkled with yoghurt, onions, and…

★ Documenting the Baltimore Renaissance

Jordan Faye Contemporary

February 10, 2010

Brooke Hall & Justin Allen · Art

Traveling back in time, pre-blizzard, we were invited to the closing of the second Salon Series at Jordan Faye Contemporary. We were treated to brunch

Skatepark of Baltimore Grand Opening

May 5, 2014

James Blucher · Photo Essay, Sports

After 10 years of hard work by dedicated proponents of America’s gnarliest art form, the Skatepark of Baltimore finally opened. Photographer James Blucher was on

If We Shout Loud Enough

April 10, 2013

whatweekly · Film, Music

If We Shout Loud Enough – Trailer (Double Dagger documentary) from Thrill Jockey Records on Vimeo. Double Dagger – 333 LP and If We Shout

Let There Be Transit

April 11, 2013

Lindsey Davis · Social Innovation, Technology

Baltimore has plenty of fire. Fire for crime, for housing, for jobs. This past weekend the fire focused on transit, as creatives, hackers, and the

Create Baltimore, Take 2

February 1, 2012

Daniel Stuelpnagel & David Warfield & Brooke Hall · Art, Social Innovation, Technology

Story by Daniel Stuelpnagel Some artists don’t like technology, but I’m not one of them. All the more reason to show up at Create Baltimore

MilkMilkLemonade

February 1, 2012

whatweekly · Artist Profiles, Performance

An Interview With Playwright Joshua Conkel By Ken Greller Amongst a certain crop of young, largely New York City-based playwrights Joshua Conkel— whose play MilkMilkLemonade

Understanding Objectification and Mass Aesthetic

July 7, 2014

Sarika Duvvuru Reddy · Commentary, Essays

It took 5000 dancers and 62 years before The Radio City Rockettes welcomed their first dancer of color in 1987. Why? Besides the obvious racism

Is Time a Milk Bowl?

May 16, 2013

Benjamin Andrew · Art Criticism

Benjamin Andrew remembers a performance on April 19, 2013, at Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower in Baltimore. A school of oysters shuffled over my head.

Green Street Academy :: Reshaping Urban Education

November 19, 2014

Joey Malinski · Innovation

Green Street Academy is changing urban education in West Baltimore by creating a school that focuses on "Green" initiatives and hands on learning.

National Pinball Museum

February 1, 2012

Tedd Henn · Events

Upon entering the National Pinball Museum you’re greeted by giant dinosaur legs. It’s, not-so-subtle, foreshadowing for the fun that is sure to ensue. The lobby

PNC Transformative Art

March 28, 2012

David London · Art, Community, Social Innovation

PNC Bank has made a major commitment to Baltimore, and their name as well as proof of their financial investments in Baltimore Arts, has been

Pumpkin Theatre’s New Home

July 18, 2013

Peter Jackson · Charm City

There is nothing quite like going to the theater – the lights, the stage sets, and the excitement of a live performance. For over 45

Bring Back Streetcars

June 13, 2013

Lindsey Davis · Community

I recently sat in a room with high profile developers- discussing the potential integration of local businesses into their revitalization project. The conversation morphed into

Off The Wall: The Walters Hits The Streets

July 9, 2013

Scott Burkholder · Art

“The collection belongs to the people of Baltimore,” says Walters Art Museum Director Emeritus Gary Vikan, when asked why the institution decided to take works from