The Community College of Baltimore County is currently hosting their exhibition “FrankenShow” online. The Galleries at CCBC and curator Erik Miller collaborated with the Theatre…
Posts published in “Arts & Culture”
I spent most of my time as the Arts and Culture editor believing that I was a terrible editor. I never felt like I was…
Exciting developments are happening at OCA Mocha, the coffee shop born out of a collaboration between the University of Maryland, Baltimore County students and the…
In the internet age, businesses have expanded their reach from the storefront to social media for global exposure. Instagram, home to many self-built businesses, is…
2020 has certainly given the world a good deal to be afraid of, but in cinematic circles, the scares have been coming for a while…
In tough times, movies can be a great way to escape from worries — in theory. Some movies aren’t meant to be an escape; rather,…
With the latest election cycle, the nation faced a lot of anxiety, a lot of hope and, perhaps least surprisingly, a lot of cynicism. In…
Readers love to talk about books. Raving over new and old favorites alike can be just as satisfying as ranting about infuriating reads. But there…
“I’m really hoping that [my work] brings a level of understanding that we don’t have for different backgrounds and perspectives. You can try to change…
“I hate a song that makes you think you’re not any good. I hate a song that makes you think you’re just born to lose,…
Recently, I was browsing Twitch, trying to ignore my growing to-do list, when I saw something unexpected: Alexandria Occasio Cortez, U.S. Representative for New York,…
“Southern Rites,” a multimedia traveling exhibition that features the work of self-described “visual activist” Gillian Laub, is the current exhibition at the Center for Art,…
One University of Maryland, Baltimore County student is particularly cognizant of the consequences of institutional racism against multiracial individuals. Zachary Barker-Frey is a biracial animation…
With All Hallows’ Eve (or Halloween for the uninitiated) just around the corner, there are a plethora of films and shows available to get you…
Jacqueline Pollauf, an Affiliate Artist at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, performed three selections for solo harp on Friday, October 16, 2020. Pollauf livestreamed…
Getting to know people online can be weird, and being in front of a camera can be uncomfortable with technical difficulties making communication even more…