Biannual exhibition at Baltimore Clayworks is Cloonan's cup of tea

Mary Cloonan recalls her college ceramics professor saying that teapots are the chicken of the clay world: one basic form, "but so many ways...

Catonsville makes the scene on band's CD

Catonsville is among a number of Baltimore locales featured in songs on a new CD that will be released Saturday at a special performance...

Christmas music has special meaning for Catonsville musician

Andrew Broadwater has been playing Christmas songs all year long. All the traditional favorites, "Silent Night" and "Jingle Bells" and...

Walters explores African presence in Renaissance Europe

One of the ways in which Renaissance artists explored their world was by painting increasingly realistic portraits. Even when they...

Grandparents scheme to keep Jersey grandson close in upcoming Phoenix Players show

What's a nice young guy to do when he's offered a job far away from his four grandparents who serve up love, food and advice at weekly...

Catonsville couple invite community to gallery opening Friday

Vineyard Hill Road in the Foxhall Manor, College Hills community off South Rolling Road is a quiet street with a basketball hoop where it...

One Beast but five beautiful Belles in Monkton children's theater production

Next month, there will be a five singing Belles in Monkton.

Catonsville arts festival offers valuable exposure for local nonprofits

Aerial maps of local hiking and biking trails are not what most people expect while visiting the annual Catonsville Arts and Crafts...

Longtime member painting new murals at Pine Ridge Swim Club

In early May, when the time came to freshen up Pine Ridge Swim Club in Parkville, including replacing the once-bright flower murals...

CCBC art gallery fights summer slow down

Activity on the Catonsville campus of the Community College of Baltimore County slows down in the summer as students and teachers use the...

Birds playfully perch at Artists' Gallery

The natural world is given a whimsical treatment in the two-artist exhibit "A Pulse of Nature" at Artists' Gallery. Ken Beerbohm has witty...

Parkton man's dream of being graphic designer fulfilled as tattoo artist

Chris Dominick always doodled and sketched, and was accepted to study art at Stevenson University. But when he got there, he loved art but...

Southern discomfort for a 'Hired Gun'

When an aging rock star holds a drink more often than he picks up his guitar, he's clearly suffering from a career hangover in Mark Scharf's...

Lively performances carry 'Pride and Prejudice' at Patapsco Female Institute

Although Jane Austen lived nearly 200 years after William Shakespeare, they shared a literary sensitivity to the social rituals that make...

Baltimore Clayworks executive director resigns under fire

The executive director of Baltimore Clayworks has resigned amid controversy over his decision to lay off two popular resident artists.