• Geoffrey Baker A local photographer talks about documenting the survivors of the toughest marathon in the world | 5/2/2012
• Pulled: Evidence of a Print Community An exhibition of local printmakers demonstrates the dazzling possibilities of the medium | 5/2/2012
• Trenton Doyle Hancock Using Globe Poster’s classic letterpress tools, Trenton Doyle Hancock gives the Baltimore Contemporary Print Fair a fresh new look | 4/25/2012
• Carl J. Murphy Fine Arts Center Most Baltimoreans remain unfamiliar with Morgan State’s ambitious arts venue, now a decade old | 4/25/2012
• The Aesthetic of Intimacy Goucher College exhibition explores the hidden realm of the interpersonal | 4/25/2012
• The Memory Vault A peek inside a museum that time—and nearly everybody else—forgot | 4/18/2012
• Walk The Line A new exhibition attempts to explore the idea of boundaries | 4/11/2012

• You Can’t Take It With You Everyman does its valiant best with a ponderous play | 5/23/2012
• Valhella Giant wolves, demon witches, and lascivious gods rock the Autograph | 5/16/2012
• Radio Free Baltimore Public radio personality Al Letson tunes into Mobtown | 5/9/2012
• Whoop Dee Doo A drenched clown, an apathetic werewolf, and other bizarro characters help locals create an unconventional TV show | 4/25/2012
• Las Meninas A 17th-century scandal is brought vividly to life in Rep Stage’s last production of the season | 4/25/2012
• 10X10 10X10 At Fells Point Corner Theatre Through April 29 More at weekly.citypaper.com Fells Point Corner Theatre debuted its 10X10 concept last year. It’s back for this second iteration due to popular demand, and no wonder. The production, a collection of | 4/18/2012
• The Whipping Man Production about the aftermath of slavery has a powerful immediacy | 4/18/2012

• Benjamin Busch A true Renaissance man talks about sense of place, losing one’s parents, and the lessons of war | 4/11/2012
• Michael G. Long: I Must Resist Civil rights activist Bayard Rustin’s sexual orientation continues to obscure his legacy | 4/11/2012
• Leela Corman: Unterzakhn New graphic novel traces two sisters’ diverging courses through early 20th-century New York | 3/28/2012
• Kevin Barry: City of Bohane Brilliant novel set in a seedy Ireland of the future is a must-read | 3/21/2012
• Lit Show A new live talk-show aims to make literary discussion must-see | 3/21/2012
• Hanne Blank: Straight: The Surprisingly Short History of Heterosexuality Local author takes on a form of sexuality many consider a given | 3/7/2012

• Finalist Words Sondheim show rarely disappoints | 7/6/2011
• Getting There Roots Fest 2011 turns the “Highway to Nowhere” into a local destination | 6/22/2011
• Cook Locally The EcoBall challenges culinary students with regional ingredients to raise awareness about sustainability | 3/16/2011
• Live to Dance The Baltimore dance round robin gets everyone on the floor | 2/23/2011
• Dick Pics Hollaback! Bmore takes aim at street harassment | 2/9/2011
• Right to Life Twenty years on, Maryland death-metal veteran Dying Fetus is still in it to win it | 2/16/2011
• Inside Jokes A comedy workshop prepares inmates for standup at the Brockbridge Correctional Facility's "talent night" | 1/19/2011