Earlier this year, I received a phone call from Kate Mullikin, a California art teacher who also teaches middle school students Shakespeare, about her father Bill Mullikin, a former Baltimore actor who died a year ago.
By By Frederick N. Rasmussen and The Baltimore Sun
Elinor W. Bodian, a former medical illustrator whose career at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine spanned 40 years, died Sept. 16 of heart disease at her Roland Park Place home. She was 90.
By By Frederick N. Rasmussen and The Baltimore Sun
Artist Gary Kachadourian loves homely things. He appreciates modest, utilitarian objects that don't call attention to themselves, objects that frequently are described as ugly but that undeniably are functional: dumpsters, highway barriers, chain-link fences.
Carlyn Johnson, a retired marine supply and salvage business owner who was active in her South Baltimore neighborhood, died of a stroke Sept. 5 at the Gilchrist Hospice Center. She was 94.
Carlyn Johnson, a retired marine supply and salvage business owner who was active in her South Baltimore neighborhood, died of a stroke Sept. 5 at the Gilchrist Hospice Center. She was 94.
Ballet Theatre of Maryland is will open its 33rd season with a take on "Aladdin," which will feature an impressive blend of storytelling, classic accompaniment, strong choreography and well-executed dance.
By By Mary Johnson and Special to The Baltimore Sun
John Mackenzie Wilson, who mapped the Eastern Shore for the Maryland Geological Survey, died of a lung disease, idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, July 3 at the University of Maryland Medical Center. The Fells Point resident was 57.
Wyatt Cameron "Cammy" Slack, a retired Maryland National Bank executive and Korean War veteran, died Friday of respiratory failure at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. He was 83.
By By Frederick N. Rasmussen and The Baltimore Sun
Wyatt Cameron "Cammy" Slack, a retired Maryland National Bank executive and Korean War veteran, died Friday of respiratory failure at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. He was 83.
By By Frederick N. Rasmussen and The Baltimore Sun
Reflecting a national trend, the Baltimore Museum of Art and the Walters Art Museum are building many new exhibits from their sizable permanent holdings.
