Our monthly roundup of openings, events, and news from the art world.
Art, culture, and community come together at the annual Asia North Festival and exhibit.
A rundown of the memorable moments from last night's intimate ceremony.
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"C’mon, Mister-all-the-way-from-Baltimore, you can do this," Stuart Zolotorow remembers Lennon telling him.
It might be a little too slick for its own good, but film about Baltimore's dirt bike culture gets a lot of stuff right.
Bill Murray shines in Sofia Coppola's irresisitible charmer.
A pandemic pivot by college students, faculty, and staff has created a new campus ecosystem.
Whether you’re logging on or leaving the house, these 21 happenings offer some much-needed inspiration.
With a five-year contract and digital fall concert series, musicians and management look toward the future.
As the Reginald F. Lewis Museum turns 15, its mission remains as relevant as ever.
Museum's virtual programming works to provide financial relief and increased visibility for local artists, curators, and galleries.
Harvest Health & Recreation Inc. shares the importance of medical marijuana education.
Teen drama about schizophrenia is smarter and more sensitive than you might first think.
The nomadic company debuts an outdoor, socially distanced original on September 24.
Spirited adaptation of the Charles Dickens classic is a delight from beginning to end.
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Cool doc explores a passionate subculture.
The entrepreneur talks new storefront and activism through clothes.
The local grassroots music festival takes place on Friday at the Ynot Lot.
As They Lay creates space for Black, queer artists.
The kids are alright—sort of—in this brilliant new documentary about a political retreat for teenage boys.
The new kits express founder's love of watercolors and Baltimore landmarks.
Local rapper discusses his latest album, which shines light on the Black queer male experience.
Artist and MICA professor talks inspiration and plans for the $25,000 prize.
WTMD continues to creatively restore live music amidst COVID-19.
You'll never look at an Airbnb the same way.
Accepted into The New Yorker's documentary series, the film delves into a taboo subject.
