Virtual Baltimore Museum of Art exhibit shows power of African motherhood
"A Perfect Power: Motherhood and African Art" showed moving multimedia pieces depicting the importance of a motherly figure.
I learned how to salsa virtually for Hispanic Heritage Month
The class was hosted Wednesday evening by the Maryland Latin Dance Club and the Latinx Student Union.
Stamp Gallery’s ‘Connected Diaspora’ exhibit showcases connective power of social media
Central American artists from across the U.S. come together to display their unique experiences.
Stamp art exhibit tackles anti-Asian racism during COVID-19 crisis
Five artists answer important questions.
Drive ’N Drag takes socially distanced entertainment to a new level
Part of a nationwide tour, drag queens take to the stage for safe live entertainment amid the pandemic.
Student artists struggle to find inclusive, on-campus spaces to create
It’s especially harder for recreational artists who aren’t tied to the art department.
The virtual NextNOW SummerFest begins Monday
The worlds of art, theatre and music will virtually collide.
Joan Didion’s ‘On Going Home’ still captures the timeless anxiety of returning ‘home’
Can you ever go home again?
How ‘Hamilton’ highlights lessons to be learned during times of revolution
"We are the inheritors of this country, and we get to tell that story, too.”