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Baltimore Magazine: Andy Warhol’s Fascinating Relationship with Baltimore
Fifteen Minutes and Counting Baltimore has had a fascinating relationship with Andy Warhol, and the BMA’s upcoming Warhol exhibit is the show to see this fall. By John Lewis, Baltimore Magazine, October 2010 Baltimoreans can feel some measure of pride visiting … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Dreamlanders, John Waters, Museums
Tagged andy warhol, baltimore magazine, bma, john lewis
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“Hook One, Dunk One, Put it Away, Gotta Play that Trash Ball Every Day”
You can’t ignore the fact that Baltimore is a filthy city, ridden with chicken bones, plastic bags, soda bottles and food wrappers. Don’t you think it’s time to bring back “Trashball” — one of the most ingenious “stop littering” ad campaigns … Continue reading
Posted in Advertisements, Baltimorons, Sports, TV Commercials, William Donald Schaefer
Tagged earl weaver, jim palmer, trashball, william donald schaefer
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Now Playing at Local Theaters (1972)
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Brits Invade Baltimore’s Art Scene
Baltimore’s Beating Art Don’t let the grittiness of The Wire put you off, the US east coast city has a thriving DIY arts scene and some great dive bars by Becky Barnicoat, The Guardian, 9/18/2010 Baltimore comes with a question mark. … Continue reading
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