Arts and Culture : Featured Stories

Bruce Randolph Nelson talks about his latest role at Everyman Theatre, as artist Mark Rothko in John Logan's "Red". The actor opens up about his troubled childhood, why he remains in Baltimore and whether he reads reviews. 

The creative reuse economy has exploded in recent years, with more artists turning discarded items into fashionable new products. We take a look at how upcycling is taking shape in a number of cities, including Baltimore.

Several hospitals in Greater Baltimore are using poetry, painting and other kinds of art to improve patients' moods, alleviate stress and take their minds off medical procedures. 

Cities across North America are relying on the arts to create more vibrant spaces, boost local economies and drive foot traffic to dormant areas. 

Step inside Gunky's Basement, a monthly film screening curated by two of Baltimore's best known artists. Jimmy Joe Roche and Dan Deacon show movies from the 80s and 90s in their original 35-millimeter format.

Five local architects pick their favorite buildings in Baltimore, including structures in Mount Vernon, Mount Washington and the west side. Some are historic buildings while others are contemporary in design.