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When Watching God at Gallery 102, Asha Elana Casey: A Review by Angela N. Carroll “We believe in the existence of a world of spirit beings that co-exist with the ...
A Conversation with Sundance Sensation STEP's Director Amanda Lipitz by Christopher Llewellyn Reed I spoke with director Amanda Lipitz on Monday, July 24, at the Four Seasons Hotel in downtown ...
Prose Meets Photography: An Interview with Mark Durant by Anthea Harvey-Brown Mark Durant’s recently published book, 27 Contexts: an anecdotal history in photography, traces the terrains of art criticism, photography, and ...
Clare Elliott's Botany in Memoriam of Lori Goodman at Eubie Blake by Angela N. Carroll The Eubie Blake National Jazz Institute and Cultural Center presents Botany, the first solo exhibition of ...
Democratization of Art at the 2017 Artist-Run Art Fair by Thea Harvey-Brown Slapping the word “DIY” onto an art project is an immediate (and shallow) way to shed elitism. It ...
Trace at the Hirshhorn Reviewed by Brendan L. Smith The Chinese government’s repressive attempts to silence artist and human rights activist Ai Weiwei have only enabled his stellar climb up ...
Andre Mazelin Has Big Plans for Motor House as the New Managing Director by Kelly Louise Barton Whether it’s at a stop in The Room or just walking through the ...
Preparing Black Artists, Administrators, Philanthropists, Creatives, and Cultural Workers by Angela N. Carroll Visionary social innovators and beloved Reservoir Hill Dovecote Café owners Cole and Aisha Pew have had an ...
Erin Fostel's Solo Exhibit at Goucher's Rosenberg Gallery Explores the Loss of her Father by Matthew Connelly Artist Erin Fostel is still keenly feeling the loss of her father, an ...
Baltimore Ladies Draw (BLD) is an Endeavor to Modernize Creative Female Camaraderie by Rachel Bone I’m sitting with Rachel Beckman and Marlena Murtagh, sipping sparkling summer drinks at a Charles ...
Women Present Life, Love, and Horror in REVIVAL at the National Museum of Women in the Arts by Brendan L. Smith In a compelling exhibition titled REVIVAL at the National Museum ...
The 2017 Sondheim Finalists at The Walters: Video Documentary by Phallon Beckham I am not convinced that art prizes are the best way to distinguish a great artist, but I do ...
Photos of Baltimore The Pride Festival and Parade by Samantha Buker According to the GLCCB, The origins of Baltimore Pride date back to 1975. In the decades since, Baltimore Pride has ...
Bloodlines at Transformer DC Review by Angela N. Carroll Using blood to create art is not a new undertaking. Countless contemporary artists have employed this sanguine fluid to trigger societal fears, ...
The 2017 Sondheim Finalists Reviewed by Angela N. Carroll, Bret McCabe, and Cara Ober This year’s Sondheim Finalist Exhibition is haunted by an odd and eerie spectre: the 1980s in all ...