Clarice hosts renowned Pittsburgh pianist Awadagin Pratt
Pratt, who is 57, has been playing the piano for 51 years.
The Clarice’s BlackLight Summit holds space for risk and rage to reach rejuvenation
The summit invited artists to unpack complex feelings through movement and discussion.
‘Cheerleader, Offbeat, Anthem’: Comedian Atsuko Okatsuka wows crowd at SEE’s All Niter
Okatsuka became the second Asian American woman to have her own special on HBO, after comedian Margaret Cho.
‘Here and Now’ art exhibit highlights work from women, artists of color
The 'Here and Now: Recent Acquisitions' exhibit sought to highlight women artists and artists of color.
Students tell stories through dance in experimental performance
The performance was led by Gerson Noe Lanza Ruiz and Roxanne “Roxy” King, both students of the theatre, dance and performance studies school.
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.