Tag: artist

This August, you do not need to go far from Capitol Hill to feel like you’ve traveled.  Just down the hill from us, a...

What you see is paint being paint. It settles into warm and cooler tones and together they begin to make shapes. Subtle colors emerge to...

A spark was struck at last year’s Literary Hill BookFest when author Christopher Datta and illustrator Christine Vineyard got seated next to each other....

Aleksandra Katargina wants to hold on to time…not just moments but the emotions of time: the expressions that flow through her consciousness and compose...

Clay. Clay is ever the art form. From flags to farms and from fruit to families, the glazed ceramics of Kasse Andrew-Weller are happy,...

“The wonderful thing about a pastel painting,” says Martha Pope, “is that you can mush up parts of it.” Yes, from pastels comes the...

There’s a small crowd gathered on the sidewalk at the midway point of E Street SE between 13th and 14th streets. “Look!” exclaims a child,...

Aldous Huxley famously said “To travel is to discover that everyone is wrong about other countries.”  Arguably, the same can be said about traveling...

You think it is just a house. An ordinary house with trees. Bushes. Clouds. But wait. There is an undeniable vibration. A quivering. For...

Exhale ••• Patrick Bradley, saxophonist Keyboardist Patrick Bradley’s fifth album, Exhale, comes at a time when the musician believes that we all need to expel the...