The Making of America’s Greatest Classical Architect with Charlie Duff, Planner and Developer based in Baltimore

Through a Glass Darkly: Stained Glass in Baltimore with Linda Rabben, Author, Anthropologist and Human Rights Activist

Anthropologist Linda Rabben surveys the rich tradition and social context of stained-glass decoration in Baltimore’s built environment, from 1850 to the present. A slide show illustrates a few of the hundreds of panels she photographed during three years of research in libraries, museums, homes, houses of worship, public buildings and the streets of Baltimore City and surrounding counties.

Anthropologist Linda Rabben surveys the rich tradition and social context of stained-glass decoration in Baltimore’s built environment, from 1850 to the present. A slide show illustrates a few of the hundreds of panels she photographed during three years of research in libraries, museums, homes, houses of worship, public buildings and the streets of Baltimore City and surrounding counties.

$15 fee for guests and subscribers (no fee for members)

The Life and Career of Maria Callas. The Documentary “Life and Art” with Ernest Liotti, Performer, Educator, and Lecturer

Claire McCardell and the Birth of Modern American Fashion with Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson, Award-winning Journalist and Critically Acclaimed Author

Ernest David Roth and his Friends: Printmaking in New York, 1910-1950 with Eric Denker, Exhibition Curator at Stanford University in Washington

The Hue of Haints: Collective Memory and Cultural Resistance with Charlotte Gaillet, Curatorial Assistant in the American Painting & Sculpture/Decorative Arts department at the Baltimore Museum of Art