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Monthly Archives: April 2010
“Banksy Film” to play at the Landmark theater
On April 30, a new film called Exit Through the Gift Shop will be playing at The Landmark theater in Harbor East. The film profiles Thierry “Terry” Guetta, a Frenchman who decided to film notorious street artists, (Banksy being one of them.) The film … Continue reading
Check out Towson’s 2010 media arts festival
Towson University’s 2010 media arts festival kicks off Thursday, April 22 at 7 p.m, with additional judged open screenings in the Van Bokkelen Hall auditorium on April 23 and 26. Winners will be selected in the categories of TV/news, music video, corporate … Continue reading
Tweet Update: Video Americain
VideoAmericain This Saturday VA Charles Village selling overstock DVDs: $10 new releases, $5 classics, foreign, and more. Many titles at 3 for $10! Note: Film fans/compulsive movie buyers/people that hate Blockbuster, if you haven’t been to Video Americain … Continue reading
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Tagged baltimore film, charles village location, filmdeals, videoamericain baltimore
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B-MORE Cultured interview: Meet Joseph Keckler, performer at the 7th Annual Transmodern Festival
Joseph Keckler, a performance artist from NYC graced Baltimore with a unique performance during Saturday night’s Floristree lineup at the 2010 Transmodern Festival. Keckler captured the audiences attention with music, video performance and several monologues, which seemed to flow effortlessly. … Continue reading
Amazed and Dazed: The 2010 Transmodern Festival
Last night, Saturday, April 17, I went to the Transmodern Festival at the H&H building. It was pretty crazy and I felt like I was in kind of daze of amazement a lot of the time..but here is what I managed to … Continue reading
The Maryland Film Festival has released showtimes
I’m happy to announce that a complete schedule has been posted on the Maryland Film Festival’s official site. The festival runs from May 6-9. So film fans mark your calendars. Tickets cost $10 per film, so if you’re on a budget, you may … Continue reading
MICA presents quilts for social justice
From April 13-19, MICA will exhibit A Pathway to Awareness: Quilting for Social Justice. The exhibition represents the experiences of the course Quilting for Social Justice, which was led by Dr. Joan M. E. Gaither. Each artist ( which includes … Continue reading
B-MORE Cultured Interview: Meet Elena Johnston
Elena Johnston is an illustrator who lives and works in Baltimore. She has done a variety of projects which include La,La,Land, Paper Kingdom, as well as designs for bands such as Future Islands and Beach House. I met up with Johnston … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Laumann, baltimore art scene, baltimore artists, Baltimore based artists, baltimore illustration, baltimore illustrator, beach house, book thing baltimore, current gallery baltimore, dina kelberman, elenajohnston, Floristree baltimore, future islands, H &H arts building, Jordan Bernier, La La Land, MICA, Natasha Tylea, nudashank, Paper Kingdom, Russell Hite, the charles
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Join Experimental Filmmaker, Phil Solomon at the Charles
Phil Solomon will be at The Charles on Thursday, April 8, at 9 p.m., showing excerpts from some his films. The event is hosted by Magic Eye and Johns Hopkins University. Solomon is a film professor at The University of Colorado- … Continue reading
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Tagged baltimore film event, experiemental film, phil solomon, the charles
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