Radar Redux.com is expanding the traditional concept of journalism, to cover a wide array of Baltimore Arts and Culture. We are a partnership between the Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance, Maryland Institute College of Art, and Johns Hopkins University.
Peter Boyce is from Baltimore. He studies art and sexuality.
Young Blood, on view now at Maryland Art Place through September 3rd, features the works of nine Maryland-based recent MFA graduates. Stop by this Thursday, August 26th, to hear the artists speak about their work. If you’ve already been to see the show and ...
Published: August 25, 2010
Nudashank’s first guest curator Andrew Laumann has organized “ investigation into the stylistic variations and innovative processes of current contemporary photography.” Indeed there is not a theme connecting the works in the show; each artist is distinct. The title Day Glow seems to refer ...
Published: August 12, 2010
Wham City threw the fifth and final Whartscape this past weekend. Final because they say it’s getting too large and they’d like to stop before it gets co-opted or somehow is perverted into something other than what it was initially intended to be, which, ...
Published: July 30, 2010
Ronit Eisenbach and Jennie Fleming are wise to use vague language in the catalog for Sculpture at Evergreen 6, Simultaneous Presence, since no work’s content can ever be fully circumscribed by hermeneutics. While the catalog posits a thesis– “artists and architects developed ...
Published: May 21, 2010
Several years ago Irene Hoffman brought Broadcast to the Contemporary. The exhibit included a piece by Gregory Green, a low-power FM station whose reach was maybe a four block radius. I monitored the exhibition on Sundays and I had a lot of fun ...
Published: May 7, 2010
Observations & Interventions opened April seventh at Montpelier Arts Center in Laurel. The show consists of Ding Ren's B-sides and rarities, as she puts it, from her graduate work at from George Washington University. Her work is strongly ...
Published: April 16, 2010
The Maryland Institute College of Art opened the first of three MFA shows Friday May 26th, in the Fox Building, located on campus. Graduate students from the several Masters of Fine Arts Degree Programs will exhibit their thesis work. Cyle Metzger, ...
Published: March 30, 2010
I like to think about sculpture as a type of narrative theater. It uses the pedestal or the gallery space as a stage and presents itself as a possible reality. As the viewers, we suspend our disbelief like we would in the movies, and the ...
Published: February 21, 2010
Jamillah James synthesizes a show and organizes a space unlike many other Baltimore curators. That is to say the presentation is slick and professional– well-framed, high-caliber works are distributed evenly throughout an immaculate white space, and there is no wall text, just discreet vinyl numbers ...
Published: February 8, 2010
Sea of Birds begins while the lights are still up and the audience is filing in. A voice slowly becomes audible. She is remembering what it was like to live someplace far away a long time ago, something about it always being green, and how ...
Published: February 6, 2010
