Crafting a Better World exhibit at Renwick Gallery shows intersection of art and activism
Artists share experiences to prompt change as protestors vandalize art in the name of activism.
DC punk exhibit at UMD contextualizes the irresistible urges to rebel
Punks in Washington, D.C., and College Park questioned everything around them.
New York dance artists preview piece on COVID and system failures
After the preview, the artists held an intimate discussion with the audience about COVID-19 and social justice.
‘By the Way, Meet Vera Stark’ examines the obstacles Black women face in their industry
The play, put on by the University of Maryland’s theatre, dance and performance studies school, will run from Oct. 7 to Oct. 15.
‘Come to Daddy’ art exhibit prompts a critical look at pop(ulist) culture
The Washington, D.C., exhibition makes visitors revel in the impacts of popular culture.
‘Bros’ romcom filled with drama, laughs and LGBTQ representation
The film stars Billy Eichner and Luke Macfarlane as two characters who fall in love despite being the opposite of each other.
Transverse Cooperative wants to amplify the voices of the underserved through art
Transverse Cooperative uses a mutual aid system to support local artists and political causes.
Exhibition honoring David C. Driskell highlights community, letter writing
This show is the second of a series honoring the story and legacy of the Driskell Center and the late David C. Driskell himself.
‘Unspoken Volumes’ re-envisions the relationship between art, viewer and space
Open until Oct. 8, the Stamp Gallery highlights the potential that art forms have to create new art of their own.
Iranian photography exhibition highlights poignant scenes of unity amid war
“Living in Two Times” shares haunting scenes from the Iranian Revolution and Iran-Iraq war.