On view through February, the vital archive of more than 200 images adds new weight to Baltimore’s already historic creative legacy.
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.
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Conference speakers to include Chef Marcus Samuelsson, author Siddharta Mukherjee.
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Barry Jenkins' film about growing up poor, black, and gay is a revelation.
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The escape room craze hits Baltimore.
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The city’s arts agency touts bigger, expanded light and innovation festival
A notable Annapolis photographer makes his literary debut.
In his directorial debut, Ewan McGregor takes on an ambitious project—with mostly disappointing results.
The longtime writer discusses her new novel, The Summer She Was Under Water.
Nearly 100 works show how an American post-war painter used a French master's work as inspiration.
Mobile studios are bringing paintings, books, and DIY workshops to a neighborhood near you.
We detail five works that will make your senses come alive.
After two decades of work, Baltimore artist Amy Sherald finds success and a new chance at life.
Does the world really need a film about an autistic assassin?
The Tony Award-winning star performs at the Lyric on October 22.
The latest from Blacksage and Flock of Dimes.
We review The Boys of Dunbar and The Life of Kings.
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