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• Arts and Culture

Artscape's '10,000 brushes' project makes artists of everyone

Artscape festival-goers pitch in to paint murals in community art project called "10,000 brushes," creating 10 mini-murals that will be displayed around Baltimore.

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After two decades on the road, art cars still rev up the imagination at Artscape

This 32nd annual Artscape is expected to attract more than 300,000 people before wrapping up Sunday night. A good many of them are likely to wend their way to the Art Car Show, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary at the festival.

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Friday traffic: No highway delays; Artscape road closures

Baltimore motorists should be aware of a series of road closures in effect for Artscape 2013.

• Food & Drink

Artscape 2013 gets a kosher option

Allot caterers will be at Artscape 2013 with a selection of Mediterranean salads

• Opinion

Artscape is too darn hot

Baltimore's annual arts festival needs to be relocated to spring or fall

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Building Bridges

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Artscape Music Highlights

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Artscape Highlights

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Hear It

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Krar Hero

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An art model reflects on 30 years of posing in Baltimore

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Artscape Stage Highlights

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America's Most Wanted Tour, AK Slaughter and P.T. Burnem at Club K, and Artscape

• Entertainment

Like/Dislike with Jason Corace, Gamescape honcho

• Arts and Culture

Elissa Goetschius succeeds Rain Pryor at Strand Theater Company

Elissa Goetschius, a director and dramaturg, takes helm at female-centric Strand Theater, succeeding writer/performer Rain Pryor, who has stepped down after one season.

• Baltimore City

Artscape road closures to begin Monday

Road closures will begin Monday in advance of this weekend's Artscape festival in the area around the Maryland Institute College of Art, the Baltimore Department of Transportation said.

• Arts and Culture

Sondheim prize goes to photographer who chronicled inmate's re-entry

Gabriela Bulisova, a Maryland Institute College of Art graduate whose photographs depict the return to freedom of a woman imprisoned for half her life for a double murder, is the winner of this year's $25,000 Janet and Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize.

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Baltimorean Matthew VanDyke didn't plan to be a motorcycling, freedom-fighting, filmmaking activist (and prisoner) in the Arab world, it just kinda happened

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Finally, a long overdue article on gentrification and its relationship to local arts venues and businesses

• Arts and Culture

Walters Art Museum showcases 2013 Sondheim Artscape Prize finalists

Photography dominates this year's exhibit, with powerful imagery from Gabriela Bulisova, Larry Cook, Nate Larson and Louis Palu.

• Obituaries

Edward Supplee Terry Jr., 77, stalwart member of Arena Players

Edward Supplee Terry, Jr. former head science librarian for the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and a decades-long stalwart of Baltimore's Arena Players, died July 1 of leukemia. He was 77.

• Arts and Culture

Julia Marciari-Alexander draws out a new vision for the Walters

The Walters' new director will emphasize the permanent holdings, community outreach and might even collect contemporary art

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Can Station North Save the City?

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What's up with heavy music

• Obituaries

Edward Weiss

Edward Henry Weiss, a retired marketing executive who put the name Wacky Noodle on a children's flotation device used in swimming pools, died of a stroke.

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What's up with avant-garde music

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Bosley, Goldspot, Julia Weldon, and more

• Food & Drink

Artscape 2013 headliners include Bridget Kelly, Kem and more

Full lineup and schedule for this year's Artscape in Baltimore includes Bridget Kelly, the Wailers

• Arts and Culture

Back Story: Arts patron revives outdoor festival in Druid Hill

Barbara Shapiro, a Roland Park resident and patron of the arts, recalled attending the city's annual outdoor art festival at the Druid Hill Reservoir in the 1950s and 1960s.

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Chicago, Goo Goo Dolls, Bad Veins, and more

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American Visionary Art Museum, Baltimore Museum of Art, sophiajacob, and more

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Charles Village Festival, Baltimore Pride, Maryland State Fair, and more.

• Opinion

The sage of Mt. Royal Avenue

Retiring MICA president Fred Lazarus saw the future of art education in America and built it in Baltimore

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An inside look at the festival that transformed Baltimore's arts community, from the people who built it

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Two of the city's hottest young artists riff on the post-impressionist and each other

• Colleges and Universities

MICA president Fred Lazarus to retire at end of 2014 academic year

Longest-serving head of art school has overseen significant growth in enrollment, campus size and endowment

• Art

Six finalists announced for 2013 Sondheim Prize

In its eighth year, the prestigious award is edging more toward alternate media than ever before

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Many of Baltimore's most accomplished musicians collaborated on an adventurous, challenging, thrilling reinvention of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon.

• Features

Guilford neighborhood marks 100th anniversary

Guilford neighborhood marks 100th anniversary

• Obituaries

Carole L. Maier, artist

Carole Lynn Maier, a stained-glass artist and former House of Ruth board president, died of an auto-immune lung ailment Feb. 24 at the Greater Baltimore Medical Center. The Kingsville resident was 60.

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GrrChe, Gypsy Queen Cafe, Kommie Pig, Souper Freak, and more.

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FOOD TRUCKS

• Artists

American Craft Council Show comes to Baltimore

Some 650 artists will be displaying and selling their creations at American Craft Council show.

• Politics

Prepared text of Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's State of the City Address 2013

• Arts and Culture

Back Story: Artists transform Winnebago into man cave

Two Baltimore artists, Chris Attenborough and Sean Naftel, converted a vintage Winnebago van into a rolling man-cave.

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Also featuring: Gary Kachadourian's Top Ten Art Shows

• Movies

Matt Porterfield's new movie accepted into Sundance Film Festival

'I Used to be Darker' to be shown as an example of 'innovative, forward-thinking' storytelling

• Anne Arundel

Giant crash test dummy statue in Glen Burnie draws stares

A 30-foot, 2-ton yellow statue of a crash test dummy installed at MVA headquarters in Glen Burnie has drawn stares and mixed reviews.

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Festival hopes to unite Charm City's theater scene

• Music

Like/Dislike with Wendel Patrick, music producer