94 stories by "Baynard Woods"
Iceplants by Hidenori Ishii
Through May 18 at C. Grimaldis Gallery
Hidenori Ishii moved to the United States from Japan to study environmental science at George Mason University in 1997.
New York Magazine's star art critic Jerry Saltz recently wrote a much-buzzed-about piece on the "Death of the Gallery,"
The Other Real
by Conor Backman
Through April 28 at Nudashank
Two revolutionary ancient Greek painters, Zeuxis and Parrhasius, had a contest.
Twenty years ago, the first art review I ever wrote for the college paper was about a show at a cafe.
Slipping
Written By Daniel Talbott, directed by Steven J. Satta
Through April 13 at Baltimore Theatre Project
New Eyes on America: The Genius of Richard Caton Woodville
At the walters art museum through June 2
The French poet Charles Baudelaire wrote "The Painter of Modern Life," his hugel…
God of Carnage
Written by Yasmina Reza
Directed by Eleanor Holdridge
Through April 7 at Everyman Theatre
The backdrop to the stage for Everyman Theatre's new production, God of C…
Play
Written by Samuel Beckett
Directed by Stephen F. Nunns and Lola B. Pierson
Friday, Noon: I enter St. Mark's Lutheran Church in Station North as three actors, Nathan Cooper, Nao…
Marisa Wegrzyn, a Chicago native, is an author of numerous plays who recently moved to L.A. to pursue screenwriting. City Paper sat down with her at Center Stage the day before Mud Blue Sky'…
Mud Blue Sky
Written by Marisa Wegrzyn
Directed by Susanna Gellert
Through April 14 at Center Stage
Mud Blue Sky is a play that examines the kinds of connections we make when we are…
Walking into Bohemian Coffee House on North Charles Street, one may recognize a few faces from around Station North
Max Weber: Bringing Paris to New York
At the Baltimore Museum of Art through June 23
Surreal Selves
by Erik Thor Sandberg
At the BMA through June 9
Harry
by Tony Shore
at MICA's Pinkard Gallery through March 17
+1, or, The Bearable Delightedness of Being Controlled
By Scott Burke
At the Yellow Sign Theatre through Feb. 23
The misanthropic French novelist Michel Houellebecq makes the case…
The Tropic of Cancer
Directed By Nathan A. Cooper
Written By Caridad Svich
At Single Carrot Theatre Through March 3
If you've been around Baltimore's art scene at all, you probably know Raoul Middleman's oil paintings: industrial Baltimore landscapes, wry self-portraits, historical scenes, and fleshy wome…
Center Stage features workshop readings of three of Thomas Bradshaw's controversial and thrilling plays, Southern Promises, Strom Thurmond Is Not a Racist, and Mary, on consecutive nights as…
After spending the late spring hitchhiking and much of the winter touring with a spoken-word Christmas show, local auteur John Waters is back in Baltimore to celebrate the 25th anniversary o…
Green Acres
By Sue Spaid
at Red Emma's Jan. 18
Rirkrit Tiravanija's "Untitled (bicycle shower)," one of the BMA's new acquisitions, might seem a bit out of place in the formal hal…
SmörgÃ¥sbord
Through Feb. 1 at Gallery CA; opening reception Jan. 18
In Don DeLillo's novel Underworld, the artist Klara Sax is painting decommissioned Cold War jets in the middle o…
Behind Walls
Through Jan. 19 at C. Grimaldis Gallery
Behind Walls, a show featuring the work of six different photographers at C. Grimaldis Gallery, takes exterior walls of buildings a…
Toward a new form order
Through Jan. 26 at guest spot at The Reinstitute
Lisa Dillin says that, with works like her "Natural Lighting Emulator," her tiger and ocelot tile pieces, h…
Toward a New Form Order
Through Jan. 26 at Guest Spot @ The Reinstitute
Toward a New Form Order, featuring the works of Baltimore's Lisa Dillin and New York's Matthew Northridge, runs …
Small Wonders and spectaculars, and particulate matter
Through jan. 5 at jordan faye contemporary
Jordan Faye Contemporary has stuffed the walls of its new space in an old Mount Ve…
Getting to Know the Window
Through Jan. 6 at Current Gallery
Of Getting to Know the Window, Patrick David, co-curator and one of the five artists in the Current Gallery show, says: "It…
