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Post Typography

04 December 2013

★ Post Typography

We are proud to introduce a new feature with Bruce and Nolan of Post Typography. They are a great part of the Baltimore creative community, creating music, art and design through their Post Typography agency and various bands including Double Dagger and Pure Junk.  This Saturday, December 7th they will be hosting a holiday sale
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This was the release show for the second Double Dagger album, Ragged Rubble, and one of many awesome shows that Double Dagger played at the original Current Gallery space on Calvert Street. We were excited to share the stage (the floor) with two of our favorite Baltimore bands, The New Flesh and Thank You. Denny’s new solo project, Smart Growth, opened the show with Denny playing drums along with chopped up samples of Genesis songs. Normally for concerts at Current, all of the artwork was cleared out of the room before the bands played. However, a rug-fort installation by Michael Cataldi was bolted to the middle if the gallery floor and couldn’t be moved, making the space a bit cramped. Luckily, Cataldi’s piece was quite sturdy and easily survived several moshing teenagers falling into it at various points during the show.     -Bruce Willen


fashion

Startup Sheik :: The Swavor Story

In 2010, 23-year-old Shek Tarawallie was selling t-shirts out of his locker for $20 apiece. Now, he is the owner…

Lexington Market 10th Annual Fashion Show

La Cakerie

The Littlest Fashion Truck Ever

Behind the Fence

Otakon 2010

nightlife

Peace Spore

Blood soaked Vietnam draft papers, peace mantras, deep ethical questions that might never be answered discussed during a no-holds-barred forum…

SCREEN PASS

Let’s Mess With Texas

Emily Wells: Symphony 1 In the Barrel of a Gun

Gateway at Ruintown

Brian Baker

social innovation

The Consent Revolution

The Consent Revolution, One V-String Thong at a Time By now, you have probably heard about the Pink Loves Consent…

Getting Baked

Wide Angle Youth Media

Operation Oliver

Redefining Family and Community

Luminous Intervention

artist profiles

Silent Whys

Photo by Jason Bender Silent Whys: Waltz For October [audio:http://whatweekly.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/01-Waltz-for-October-mp3.mp3] “We try and do something with both of our hands…

Victoria Vox

Parallel Practice at the BMA

Brian Baker

Ed Gross: Alchemist

Navasha Daya: Rebirthed Above Ground

sustainability

Small Time

A couple of years ago, while I was reporting on a redevelopment plan in Buffalo, New York, I met up…

An Ambitious New Charter School Comes to West Baltimore

Welcome to the Free Farm

Farmageddon

Big Green Pirate Party

Strange Folks at Ash Street Garden

technology

The God Particle

Dr. Nodnol checking back in for duty on the day of the announcement of a great scientific breakthrough! Certainly it…

How to Make Your Cat a Cinematographer (GoPro Edition)

Inside The Electric Pharaoh

Let There Be Transit

The Secret World of Sugaring

Betamore