Spy Art Review: ‘Earth Abides’ at the Academy by Steve Parks
My first thought after reading the title of the Academy Art Museum’s compact but highly pertinent exhibit of selections from its collection was about “The Dude.” That would be Jeff Bridges’ character in the Coen Brothers’ film “The Big Lebowski.” That’s because AAM has called its exhibit “Earth Abides,” which coincides with variants of The Dude’s favorite expression: He either abides or decidedly ... [Continue Story]
Arts Highlights
Spy Concert Review: From Bell to Bernstein and Opera to Folk by Steve Parks
The hot new music series, “Gabriela Montero at Prager,” hit its highest note so far, literally, at the resplendently restored former sanctuary known ... [Continue Story]
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Delmarva Review
Delmarva Review: The Entropy of Little Things by Martina Kado
Author’s Note: I live just outside of Baltimore, in a historically blue-collar neighborhood surrounded by water and wildlife. Sometimes it feels like living in a novel Gabriel ... [Continue Story]
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- Delmarva Review: The Bratwurst Kid by Richard Peabody
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- Delmarva Review: Asymptote by Irina Moga
- Delmarva Review: In the Sea God’s Cave by Craig Dobson
- Delmarva Review: Betty Has Brass Candlesticks in Her Bedroom by Samn Stockwell
- Delmarva Review: Song, Luminescence Leaving by Judith McCombs
- Delmarva Review: What Makes a Home a Trailer by Billie Pritchett
- Delmarva Review: The Horned Hat at the Insurrection, by Jessica Gregg
Chesapeake Lens
Chesapeake Lens: Winter Light by Louise M. Zeitlin
If April is the cruelest month, then November is the moodiest. Winter is on our doorstep! “Winter Light” by Louise M. Zeitlin ... [Continue Story]
- Delmarva Review: Red Beans by Catherine Carter
- Chesapeake Lens: Milkweed by JP Henry
- Chesapeake Lens: Title: Taking Flight by J.E. Dean
- Chesapeake Lens: Pilot Boats in the Fog by Nick Cusmano
- Chesapeake Lens: On Parade by Albie Sayers
- Title: “First Light” Photographer: Michelle Harding O’Brien
- Chesapeake Lens: Smith Island Crabber by Lenny Burton
- Chesapeake Lens: Reflection by Wilson Rivers Campbell
- Chesapeake Lens: Sailor’s Delight by Trisha Olson
- Chesapeake Lens: Violet Wavelengths by Lisa Louise
- Chesapeake Lens: Swan Creek by Max Ruehrmund
- Chesapeake Lens: Frog by Bob Reynolds
- Chesapeake Lens: The Maryland Dove by Craig Fuller
- Chesapeake Lens: Wetlands by Daniel Miles
- Chesapeake Lens: Annapolis Sunrise by Lee Goodwin
Looking at the Masters with Beverly Smith
Looking at the Masters: Katharina Cibulka
Katharine Cibulka (b.1975, Innsbruck, Austria) studied at the New York Film Academy (1999) and at the School of Artists Photography in Vienna (2000-01). She continued her studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna (2004-10) and received in 2010 her diploma in performance art. Cibulka is a visual artist, film maker, and project developer […]
- Looking at the Masters: Roger Fenton
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- Looking at the Masters: Painting Farm Animals
- Looking at the Masters: Pieter Brueghel the Elder and Netherlandish Proverbs
- Looking at the Masters: Fujiko Nakaya
- Looking at the Masters: Alfred Sisley
- Looking at the Masters: Samuel Findley Breese Morse
- Looking at the Masters: Thomas Cole and his Voyage of Life
- Looking at the Masters: Neuschwanstein
- Looking at the Masters: The Garden and Pavilions at Nymphenburg
- Looking at the Masters: The Gardens at Schoenbrunn Palace
- Looking at the Masters: Louis XIV and Apollo in the Gardens of Versailles
- Looking at the Masters: Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli
- Looking at the Masters: Gardens and Fountains of the Villa d’Este
Weather Report with Cecile Storm
The Spy Weather Report with Cecile Storm
The Spy Weather Report forecast and words for September 30 to October 1 “Our revels now are ended. These our actors, As I foretold you, were all ... [Continue Story]
- The Spy Weather Report with Cecile Storm
- The Spy Weather Report with Cecile Storm
- The Spy Weather Report with Cecile Storm
- The Spy Weather Report with Cecile Storm
- The Spy Weather Report with Cecile Storm
- The Spy Weather Report with Cecile Storm
- The Spy Weather Report with Cecile Storm
- The Spy Weather Report with Cecile Storm
- The Spy Weather Report with Cecile Storm
- Publisher’s Notes: A Different Summer, Spy Weather, and a Few More Spies
The Library Guy with Bill Peak
The Library Guy: Donald Hall Award Winning Poet Joy Priest
Bill’s guest today is the young poet Joy Priest, whose very first book of poetry, Horsepower, won the prestigious Donald Hall Prize for Poetry last ... [Continue Story]
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- The Library Guy: New Yorker Writer Casey Cep on Dorothy Day
- The Library Guy: An Exit Interview with Talbot County Free Library’s Bill Peak
Arts Notes
Bookplate Holds Dickens of a Christmas Readings at Zelda’s
On Saturday, December 3rd at 11am, all are invited to meet local author Lucy Maddox as she signs copies of and discusses her book, “The Parker ... [Continue Story]
- Mid-Atlantic Symphony Brings “Holiday Joy” to Its Audiences
- Celtic Group Harp and Soul Present Songs for the Season at The Mainstay
- Easton Choral Arts Society Announces Christmas Concert
- Next Resonance Series Concert Features the Thalea String Quartet Nov. 27
- Third Haven Friends Meeting Art Show & Sale 2022
- Academy Art Museum Announces New Exhibitions
- WAF Art Exhibit and Demos at Easton Library
- Naomi Shihab Nye to Visit The Country School
- CCCA Sells Hardee House to FACES
- Chesapeake Music To Present Kaleidoscope Quartet in Free Family Concert December 2
- The Garfield Center’s Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat to Open December 2
- A Christmas Carol Returns to Church Hill Theatre on December 16, 17 and 18, 2022