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In a new Yams interview, Richard explains how her parents’ artistic lives and Creole heritage continue to shape her choices.

ComplexCon’s tenth anniversary puts Carti’s artistic direction alongside fashion, design and the business of building a cultural world.

Nike’s latest quarterly results put Jordan’s repositioning and weaker direct sales at the center of the company’s next steps.

In a new Tea Time interview, Chance considers “The Rapper” while explaining why creative freedom can also mean keeping part of his life private.

A new short documentary connects Nas’s Queensbridge roots with a larger question: can New York keep making room for the artists who define it?

A new Esoteric interview revisits the family inspiration, artwork, and musical identity behind Czarface’s expanding creative world.

The BMA’s new photography exhibition opens October 4th with free admission, artist talks, family activities, and a workshop on preserving personal archives.

The BMA will honor Joyce J. Scott and three fellow cultural leaders in November, with Ultra Naté leading a separately ticketed After Party.

As her Wiltern dates arrive, Kelela’s own account of phrasing, strings and collaboration offers a deeper look at her creative direction.

Jerrell Gibbs’s “Come home with me” opens at the BMA with approximately 35 new paintings rooted in family, memory and Baltimore.

A new Parlé interview puts Mecca Redmon’s voice, memoir and life beyond the JAY-Z chorus in focus.

The September 19–20 festival brings nine stages, author conversations and family programming to Waverly’s streets.

The BMA artist-in-residence program connects local stories, archival research and hands-on photography in a public market.

Fell’s Point Oyster Fest returns to Broadway Square September 11–13, with a Friday dinner, live music, and a new Saturday shucking competition.

Bromo Art Walk runs September 10 from 5–9 p.m., with gallery stops, a Walters booth, Lexington Market samples, and an after-party at Current Space.

Good neighbor’s sixth Design Camp pairs Baltimore creators with global perspectives September 14–19, with public programs, a studio crawl and ticketed workshops.

The September 8–10 festival at 2640 Space pairs a collaborative animation workshop with international shorts and a Baltimore filmmaker program.

AZ Chike and Tyler, the Creator move through a stack of movie homages in the cinematic video for “Look Like My Mama.”

Jill Scott revisits the legal fight that followed her Hidden Beach exit and explains why ownership now sits at the center of her music career.

Bad Bunny’s seven-Emmy sweep, Rod Wave’s No. 1 debut, “The Paper” Season 2, and Coby Mayo’s two-homer afternoon close Monday’s PowerPage coverage.