Teri Henderson

Baltimore

Arts and Culture Editor at Baltimore Beat

Arts & Culture Editor @baltbeat • Curator/Author of @blackcollagists • A Libra from Texas • Repped by @_triangle_house.

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Articles

Tamron Hall, Harlem Honey, and Sweet Representation for the culture

1 week ago | baltimorebeat.com | Teri Henderson

Known and loved for her impactful work in broadcast journalism and her bright daytime TV presence, Tamron Hall continues to elevate — and celebrate — Black voices through her popular talk show and various projects. With the success of her upbeat, eponymous show (which, this March, reached its 1,000-episode mark), and the recent release of her very first children’s book, Hall ushers in a new chapter of representation for Black storytellers.
Best Beats: March 2025

1 month ago | baltimorebeat.com | Teri Henderson |Eze Jackson

DJ Dolla, “2.22FM”Released on February 22, 2025, in celebration of his birthday, DJ Dolla’s “2.22FM” EP is a vibrant testament to the energy and diversity of Baltimore club music. Dolla opens the EP with a dynamic remix of A Tribe Called Quest’s “Scenario,” setting the tone for the lively and deeply talented cohort of collaborators that follow. DJ Dolla, who started DJing with a controller gifted by his girlfriend, has become an undeniable force in the Baltimore music scene.
Keystone Korner facilitates bright moments

2 months ago | baltimorebeat.com | Teri Henderson

Shortly after the COVID-19 lockdown was lifted, I went to Keystone Korner for the first time. My classmate Noah invited me to see a show with legendary jazz vibraphonist Roy Ayers. It was a special night in October of 2020. Everyone was on edge being around each other in public, but we all wore our masks. It was one of the first times I remember being out and enjoying live music with others. It felt familiar and hopeful.
A trip to Art Blocks Marfa Weekend 2024

2 months ago | artforum.com | Mitchell Chan |Tyler Dean |Andrew Berardini |Teri Henderson

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Tina Rivers Ryan Editor’s Letter February 2025

2 months ago | artforum.com | Tina Rivers Ryan |Tyler Dean |Andrew Berardini |Teri Henderson

AS AN AMERICAN born in the early 1980s, I feel lucky to have grown up in Miami, where our national homophobia and transphobia seemingly were buried under the sandy shores of South Beach. The Miami of my adolescence was the Miami of The Birdcage, Versace, and Madonna, and at the time, the city felt like ground zero of a post-AIDS renaissance of unabashedly—though conspicuously white—queer culture.
Czech surrealist book by Jindřich Heisler and Jindřich Štyrský review

2 months ago | artforum.com | Travis Jeppesen |Tyler Dean |Andrew Berardini |Teri Henderson

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The Checklist questionnaire with curator Charles Kang

2 months ago | artforum.com | Tyler Dean |Andrew Berardini |Teri Henderson |Melissa Baksh

SINCE 2022, Charles Kang has been the curator of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century drawings at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. He previously held positions at the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Massachusetts, the Frick Collection in New York, the Max Planck Institute for Art History in Rome, and the Cleveland Museum of Art. His first exhibition at the Rijksmuseum, “Point of View,” was on view from July to September of last year.
Andrew Berardini on the Los Angeles fires

Jan 21, 2025 | artforum.com | Andrew Berardini |Teri Henderson |Melissa Baksh |Tina Rivers Ryan

A critic reckons with the ravaging of Los AngelesTHE HOT WINDS BLEW OVER the mountain passes and the fires came with them. At first, people posted cute quotes by Didion and Chandler about the Santa Anas. Then they stopped. The ash rained. I kept refreshing the app on my phone that told me about the fires, checking the news anywhere I could get it. Information and misinformation, mid-catastrophe public mourning and off-putting blame flickered across screens while the city burned.
LaToya Ruby Frazier

Jan 15, 2025 | artforum.com | Teri Henderson |Melissa Baksh |Tina Rivers Ryan |Stephanie O’Rourke

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LETTER: Use license plate readers in school zones

Dec 14, 2024 | reviewjournal.com | Teri Henderson

Why doesn’t the city of Henderson install those license plate readers in school zones (Dec. 7 Review-Journal)? Every school day, drivers speed through school zones and pay no attention to the flashing lights to slow down. I see drivers slowly pull forward with total disregard for the children or crossing guard in the street because they want to beat the traffic. They will even make a U-turn in the school zone.