Walters Art Museum

The Walters Art Museum's new exhibit "If Books Could Kill," presents two dozen beautiful but toxic manuscripts.

Julia Marciari-Alexander, the Executive Director of the Walters Art Museum, is set to move on from the role she's held since 2013.

We go On the Record with a local artist teaching a new generation of photographers to see the world through the lens of a camera. The Walters Art Museum displays their photos until March 17, 2024. What can we learn from these young creators?

The new show at the Walters reflects 2000 years of artistic traditions, with pieces from East and Southeast Asia and from Islamic cultures spanning West to South Asia.

The veteran arts journalist discusses some major new exhibitions, plus big changes in the works at the Maryland State Arts Council.

Workers at the Walters Museum and Baltimore City officials debated whether the institution is public or private at a council hearing Thursday, as staffers attempt to unionize through AFSCME, which represents city employees.

More than 50 people rallied in front of the Walters Art Museum Thursday to demand the management recognize AFSCME as the employees’ union.

Despite the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s financial straits, Baltimore County is reducing the amount of money it usually gives to the orchestra.…

We’re four days away from the new year -- Lunar New Year. The Year of the Dog starts Friday, February 16. We talk with Colleen Oyler of the Walters Art…

Though the name sounds foreboding, the Mexican holiday Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is in fact a celebration of life. The Walters Art Museum…