A new exhibition in post-industrial Wearside ventures beyond stereotypes to present a nuanced vision of labour history, defying the obstacles working-class creatives face in modern Britain. In the ...

The author's projects with GEODES and Ghosts in the Air Glow were supported with funding from these organizations. As an artist working across media, I’ve used everything from thread to my voice to ...

Your browser does not support the audio element. Artist and illustrator Lucy Smith helps botanists to identify new species. Usually they request a set of drawings ...

‘Orgasm is a good comparison, but there aren’t really any words for that feeling,” is how Art Williams described the first time he counterfeited to Rolling Stone back in 2005. A heavily disadvantaged, ...

Through Nov. 30. Visit the museum’s website for hours and more information. The poem is famous, so we think we know it. But really, we only recognize the first stanza: “Tyger Tyger, burning bright, / ...

As a restlessly experimental painter and sculptor, Jo Sandman has worked for seven decades — a marathon. Recently, her career been getting a second wind. Since 2018, Sandman has partnered with ...

In the D.C. region where conversations often start with, “What do you do?” WTOP’s new series “Working Capital” profiles the people doing the work that makes the D.C. region so unique. All artists want ...

In the opening pages of “Private Equity,” a memoir about working in high finance in the early twenty-tens, the author, Carrie Sun, is asked in a job interview why she wants to be a personal assistant ...

The gallery’s “Building a Legacy Program” demonstrates how careful stewardship can pull even underappreciated artists back ...

Joyce J. Scott’s 50-year retrospective at the Baltimore Museum of Art draws inspiration, beauty and humor from her hometown and its people. By Aruna D’Souza Reporting from Baltimore Joyce J. Scott is ...