From corn and cedar to seaweed and Old Bay, olfactory "spelunker" Laure Drogoul’s interactive exhibit at the MD Center for History and Culture explores how smell shapes individual responses.
Contributing photojournalist J.M. Giordano stayed out late with filmmakers and fans in Station North.
Curators discuss the first-of-its-kind showcase, which amplifies work from more than 90 artists spanning two centuries.
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Male identity was explored, but it was the female performances that stood out (again!) in 2016.
Luke! Han Solo! Chewbacca!...are not in this movie. But it's fun anyway.
A musical for people who think they hate musicals.
December in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, is picture perfect.
Jessica Chastain digs into her role as a ruthless lobbyist with gusto, but the film is just plain silly.
Our monthly round-up of openings, events, and news from the art world.
Peter Kjome will assume his position February 1.
Kenneth Lonergan's masterful film about grief is almost unbearably sad—but so worth it.
Two women bring creative consciousness to the arts community.
John Waters joins us to discuss the upcoming Hairspray Live show.
Symphony Number One music director Jordan Randall Smith curates a seasonal soundtrack.
We talk to the associate conductor for the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.
We talk to the dynamic duo about their new album, A Church On Vulcan.
Think John Hughes with an edge in this whipsmart coming-of-age film.
An arts education program takes students on international trips.
In New Zealand, a boy and his crusty foster father take to the bush.
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