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Jessica Novak
Art cars and Artscape: Can't have one witout the other
- You don’t need a car radio when you have 250 fish and lobsters on your roof singing in perfect pitch, “This is the dawning of the Age of Aquarius.”
- You don’t need a car radio when you have 250 fish and lobsters on your roof singing in perfect pitch, “This is the dawning of the Age of Aquarius.”
The 3-minute interview: Aaron Ryder
- L.A. Producer Aaron Ryder brought Renee Zellweger and the“My One and Only” crew to shoot the comedy in Baltimore thanks to our city’s diverse, chameleon looks and the 25 percent rebate the state offers productions. To sweeten the deal, film productions do not have to pay the 6 percent state sales tax. While some of us welcome seeing our city on the silver screen and delight in celebrity sightings, others don’t see the financial gain for the state.
Ancient Arabian figures unveiled at The Walters in Baltimore
- Sun goddess or priestess, an ancient alabaster beauty crafted more than 2,000 years ago enjoys an afterlife in The Walters Art Museum thanks to Marylander Dr. Giraud Foster.
- Sun goddess or priestess, an ancient alabaster beauty crafted more than 2,000 years ago enjoys an afterlife in The Walters Art Museum thanks to Marylander Dr. Giraud Foster.
Queer eye for the hungry guy - Culinary talents set Baltimore aflame
- Food Network fanatics and those who wish for spectator seats in top restaurants’ kitchens will rejoice at the Baltimore’s Chefs and Wine Experience lineup. The event packs into six hours national and local top chefs’ cooking demonstrations, food samples from select area restaurants and caterers, and wine, coffee and spirits samplings.
‘Women on the Edge’ at Columbia gallery
- After showing her work in the Italian and American embassies in Kuwait, Ann Eid, an international photographer with Maryland roots, brings her emotive images to the Artists’ Gallery exhibit “Women on the Edge” in Columbia. Her works fuse film, paper and paint. Accompanying the works will be Baltimore native Kathleen Schuman’s alluring paintings.
Heroism’s horrors and great heights
- On and off the battlefield, Jewish men and women gave themselves to World War II. Their chilling stories are told through their own photographs, objects and letters in the traveling exhibit “Ours to Fight For: American Jews in the Second World War” at the Jewish Museum of Maryland through July 27.
Art moves from Baghdad to Baltimore
- When Najwa Al-Amin was a child, she often traveled alongside her father, an Iraqi poet, to Egypt, Morocco, Lebanon and United Arab Emirates. Her late father became one of her mentors and introduced her to art and literature. Now living in the Baltimore area, Al-Amin brings her oil paintings to Gallery 211 on 211 East Fort Ave. in Baltimore.
Baltimore murals add to movie magic
- Changes are in the works for the Movie Shed at 3900 Belair Road, where popular feature films are projected for free around dusk on Fridays throughout the summer.
For photog Christos Palios, it's one beautiful disaster
- It might as well be blood that streaks the roof and oozes down the hood of the battered Buick Century that Baltimore photographer Christos Palios captures in “Roadside Obsolescence.”
- It might as well be blood that streaks the roof and oozes down the hood of the battered Buick Century that Baltimore photographer Christos Palios captures in “Roadside Obsolescence.”
Where there’s smoke, there’s Steven
- Oprah called him the “Gladiator of Grilling.” He crushed Bobby Flay and Jacques Pepin in a barbecue battle. And now the Baltimore native and best-selling author shares his fiery grilling tips just in time for Fourth of July feasts.
- Oprah called him the “Gladiator of Grilling.” He crushed Bobby Flay and Jacques Pepin in a barbecue battle. And now the Baltimore native and best-selling author shares his fiery grilling tips just in time for Fourth of July feasts.
The 3-minute interview: Katie O’Malley
- The first lady of Maryland, Katie O’Malley, associate judge of the District Court of Baltimore City, knows too well domestic violence’s reach and impact. For speaking out on the need for judicial training on domestic violence and reform within the criminal justice system, O’Malley was asked by the House of Ruth to be among the 26 subjects honored in A Line in the Sand, a photography exhibit on display at Baltimore’s Gallery Imperato.
Brown’s secrets are out
- You no longer have to guess what makes CakeLove’s moist cakes and rich buttercreams so irresistible.