Tag: dc art

Regie Cabico is the first Asian American and openly queer poet to win The Nuyorican Poets Cafe Grand Slamproducer. He is the publisher and...

Rekha Mehra has lived in the Capitol Hill neighborhood since 1986 with an interlude of five years when she worked for the Ford Foundation...

“Art is a time machine. A work of art will always be there.” Buzz Duncan knows that 10 people will have 10 different interpretations,...

Sandra J. Lee is a native Washingtonian. She has an adult daughter and works in the childcare field. Her poem below puts an eloquent...

Quintin Peterson is always the coolest guy in the room. The hats help. But he’s also got that innate quality where you know he’s...

This weekend, get the backstory on the District. Local history, art and culture will take center stage at the 48th Annual DC History Conference, Thursday...

Dana Gittings is a DC-area poet whose forthcoming collection, “The Dark Dance,” explores how a shared thread of compulsivity can, through the vehicle of...

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,...

Organic Sculpture. Organic Geometry. Organic Thoughts. Organic ideas that “get past the surface aspects of reality to find deeper meaning.” With Nancy Frankel, nature and...

Mr. Henry's is gonna blow their top this Friday. That's because jazz is back upstairs at the local hotspot -starting this Friday, June 11 with...