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Plywood

★ Philip Laubner
Loring Cornish

★ Justin Allen & Glenford Nunez
Hot August Blues 2013

★ Kelly Louise
Treating Others

★ Lee Boot
Telesma LOVEfest

★ Theresa Keil & Justin Allen
J'Accuse - Munich 1972

★ David London & Theresa Keil
Beatnik Bar and Restaurant

★ Gatsby
Call For Artists & Vendors

★ whatweekly
Baltimore RAWards

★ David London
Instant Gratification

★ David London, Theresa Keil, Larry Cohen & Philip Laubner

★ Cover Story

Clutch

January 4, 2012

Justin Allen & Brooke Hall · Artist Profiles, Music

Weathermaker Music “We never made a penny off of our own recordings until we started our own label.” That’s…

★ Documenting the Baltimore Renaissance

Baltimore play to premier at Wooly Mammoth DC

June 26, 2012

whatweekly · Performance

Photo by Don Hunstein In 2011, long-standing pushers of the theatrical envelope Run of the Mill Theater disbanded. Their last hurrah was a workshop production

In the Eye of the Spiral

May 21, 2012

whatweekly · Charm City

https://vimeo.com/39908780 IN THE EYE OF THE SPIRAL from In the Eye of the Spiral on Vimeo. In The Eye of the Spiral is a documentary

Aligning Minds: My Heart Is Love

February 20, 2013

Chris Mandra · Music

It seems fitting to begin a review of My Heart Is Love, the latest release from our own adopted Baltimore heroes Aligning Minds with a

The Copycat Project

February 29, 2012

David London & Philip Laubner · Art, Artist Profiles, Station North

There are few buildings in the Baltimore Arts Skyline that hold as much history, mystery, and allure as the Copycat. For close to 30 years,

Heretic to Housewife

January 13, 2015

Rahne Alexander · Commentary, Essays

“Please tell my story,” was the refrain my mother, Judith, repeated to me frequently in her last several years. Her health was in long, slow

Wild Nothing and Future Islands

July 15, 2010

Brooke Hall & Justin Allen · Art, Charm City, Music

As you can see by this photo and the ones that proceeded it, the Metro Gallery officially surpassed Disneyland as the happiest place on earth

Shawn Theron

December 15, 2010

whatweekly · Art, Artist Profiles

We’ve all heard people speak on the subject of changing the world or doing something to make the world a better place. We often find

The Electric Pharaoh in Photos

November 20, 2014

Brooke Hall · Performance, Photo Essay

The Baltimore Rock Opera Society‘s production of The Electric Pharaoh. All photos by Brooke Hall. Over the years, the Baltimore Rock Opera Society productions have

Why Surrendering Control of the Internet to Market Forces is Crazy Talk

July 8, 2014

Lee Boot · Commentary

I’m a researcher at the Imaging Research Center at UMBC. We explore new forms of storytelling and image-making made possible with emerging technologies. A major

Red, The Color Of Passion

March 4, 2014

Matt Kelley · Community

“We were ready to do something a little bit different, a little bit bigger, and a little bit more public. Something that was going

Keep the Harbor clean by painting Baltimore Blue!

February 28, 2013

Peter Jackson · Charm City

Baltimore has a serious trash problem. There is way too much of it in our streets and in our streams. When it rains, everything on

Film by Dan Deacon & Jimmy Joe Roche

May 11, 2011

What Weekly · Music, Video

"Hilvarenbeek," a film. Composer Dan Deacon and filmmaker Jimmy Joe Roche go wild with heavily armed Dutch crazies in "Hilvarenbeek." As seen in IFC."

Art Bytes at The Walters

August 1, 2012

Jess Gartner · Art, Community, Events

When people talk about the intersection of arts and technology, it’s not always so literal as a group of technologists hacking a museum amidst Renaissance

Sweat and Blood in Music :: Tombs and Dendritic Arbor at Sidebar

March 5, 2014

Ezra Winter & Tedd Henn · Charm City

Sidebar, according to Baltimore luminary John Waters, is the “punk bar that refuses to move uptown.” There has been some wonderful culture happening in Mt.