Baltimore City Paper

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

Christopher Myers

NEWS

The Shield: David Simon Blasts The New Baltimore Police Department Policy of Withholding The Names of Officers Who Use Deadly Force | Feature by David Simon

Buzz Berg's Business Raided: Defense Department Takes Computers and Paperwork Out of Ex-Racketeer's Recycling Company | Mobtown Beat by Van Smith

The Mail | What's the 311? | Murder Ink

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COLUMNS

B.Y.O.Z.Z.: So they (and you know who They are) have decided to ban the rabble (customers) from bringing their own beer into the Infield at Pimlico during the Preakness, aka Middle Jewel of the "Triple Crown" of horseracing, held right here in beautiful Baltimore, America. | Mr. Wrong by Joe MacLeod

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COMICS

Dirt Farm: by Ben Claassen III

Important Comics: by Dina Kelberman

Lulu Eightball: by Emily Flake

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ARTS

Moving Pictures: Exhibition Exploring Transforming Images Also Recasts Their Emotive Potential | Art by Bret McCabe

Quick Sketches: Going Green Since the 1970s American artist Buster Simpson has individually and collaboratively worked with and in environmental concerns with his creative output, whether it be creating his "Litmus Test" umbrellas whose skins react to acids in rainfall or, more recently, his "Whole Flow" for a Whole Foods store in California, which aerates the store's gray water and redistributes it to the landscape.

Scenes From a Marriage?: Facts Feed Into Fictions in New Theater Company's Debut Production | Stage by John Barry

Head On: An Act of Violence Sets Two Families On a Collision Course | Stage by John Barry

Curtain Time: LAST CHANCE Theatre Hopkins' winning production of Lisa Kron's Well concludes this weekend, and all fans of kinda/sorta experimental narrative should check out this playfully bonkers story.

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