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.
Take a drive through Baltimore City's Waverly neighborhood and you will see various colorful murals, but if you are able to scratch the surface just a little, deeper layers of creativity are also revealed. Waverly is now home to an increasing number of artists— ...
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 ...
Undercover of the dark during the morning of the July 27th, 2010— a group of activist artists made a bold statement on the streets of Baltimore. They left behind a bike lane, stencil art, and their manifesto which reads: "The Guerrilla Bike Lane arose from ...
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 ...
The art scene has its own variation of “don’t ask don’t tell.” It is alright if you as an individual want to hang out on Sunday mornings mulling over an ancient text, worshiping a guy you consider to be the actual blood soaked son ...
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, ...
I work as an inner city public school art teacher in Baltimore, Maryland. I have an MFA in traditional painting and drawing and a strong interest in art for social change, performative and public artwork. This summer I am in Mexicio by way of a ...
Sandi Wilson is an encaustic painter, and a Vancouver native who now calls Baltimore home. Sandi was first a photographer, but as you will see in this video, her work is now evolving through her experimentation and mixing of acrylic paint and encaustic (or bee's ...
There is no better way to kickoff a public art conference than an exuberant outdoor art performance. This weekend, June 25-27, Baltimore is hosting the Americans for the Arts Public Art Network's (PAN) Half-Century Summit. On Wednesday, June 23rd the event started off ...
The Americans for the Arts Half-Century Summit kicks off tonight, June 23rd with an outdoor performance of artist Susan Lee-Chun's Everybody Suzercise! at the Inner Harbor, followed by an opening reception at Maryland Art Place with Pecha Kucha presentations moderated by PAN ...
