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Music Producer Teddy Beats Joins Night of 1K Fridas

August 23, 2018September 14, 2018

Teddy Beats is a Washington, D.C.-based music producer whose song “Lost Boy” recently gained over 1 million plays on Spotify. He is signed to Armada Music, the biggest independent dance …

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Olympian Caroline Lind Joins Night of 1K Fridas!

July 25, 2018September 14, 2018

With the help of people like you, I’m working towards getting 1,000 portraits of Frida Kahlo in public spaces on January 25, 2019, the Night of 1,000 Fridas. You can …

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Trina Merry and the Fine Art of Bodypainting

December 14, 2015September 14, 2018

Trina Merry created a series of striking images of models camouflaged in with local D.C. landmarks. Here, she talks more about her visit to D.C. and her unique work. On …

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Andrew Gulli on Hunting Down Lost Works from Fitzgerald, Steinbeck, and Other Masters

August 31, 2015September 14, 2018

Earlier this month, The Strand Magazine editor Andrew Gulli made headlines around the world after announcing he’d found a portion of a previously unpublished F. Scott Fitzgerald novel. This latest find is …

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Clarke Bedford on Art Cars, Humor in Visual Art, and Comfort in Nonconformity

August 19, 2015August 19, 2019

I met Clarke Bedford as he readied his steampunk art car, Vanadu, for the Takoma Park Fourth of July Parade. Bedford invited me to his home in Hyattsville, MD which, …

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Thyrza Segal on Adding Monsters to Landscapes, Creating Creatures, and Other Twisted Works

July 9, 2015September 14, 2018

Thyrza Segal became internet-famous for painting monsters into artwork she found at thrift stores. She’s also built costumes for television, created polymer clay aliens, and painted nudes into scenes of …

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Paul Mericle on Transforming Spaces, Seeking Creative Restraints, and Collaboration

February 23, 2015February 23, 2019

I first encountered Paul Mericle’s work at DC’s Art all Night and was struck by his use of unconventional materials such as an owl sculpted out of sugar. I also …

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Haunted Garden Artist Rania Peet

October 26, 2014January 13, 2018

Over the past several years, Rania Peet was the creative mind behind the large-scale sculptures on display at Silver Spring, Maryland’s The Haunted Garden. Nosy neighbors and legal rigmarole shut …

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Robert Blucher is O.U. Levon: Kesey Co-author Remembers the Value of Collaboration

September 1, 2014September 14, 2018

During the academic year of 1987-1988, Ken Kesey taught a graduate-level creative writing class of thirteen students at the University of Oregon. He charged the group with producing a full-length …

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Wire Sculptures from Street Artist Reed Bmore

August 4, 2014January 13, 2018

Stunning wire sculptures are popping up in unexpected places on and over the streets of Baltimore. They are the work of an artist who goes by Reed Bmore, and he …

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