What do you get when you mix three amazingly creative and talented, local businesswomen together with the mission of highlighting the talent of local artists while bringing colorful and thought-provoking pop-up art into local communities? You get Color Story Creative! Their first show, HER STORY, shines a light on the contributions of some women who live […]
February Sights Along Route One!
Enjoy peoples, places and general life along Route One? Me, too. Check out these Route One area photos of February Sights Along Route One! Maybe you’ll be in one soon! 😊 Spotted Hyattsville’s Clarke Bedford’s amazing creations up in University Park! Look at all that detail! Love spotting and exploring Bedford’s work! DYK there’s […]
Stop & Stare: Route One Entrance to Riversdale Mansion
If you’ve traversed Route One before (as in, the literal road. Not me. That wouldn’t be cool. 😆), then you’ve passed this sign below before but have you ever taken the time to read what it says? (No judgments; it’s taken me over three years to do so.) Turns out, this sign on the triangle […]
Fluorescent Motherhood. “Rips” by Amy Hughes Braden
“Woundhead” by Amy Hughes Braden I’m not sure if it was the bright, fluorescent colors of the images that drew me in or if it was the words Amy Hughes Braden used to describe her latest show at Red Dirt Studio that struck a chord, filled with references to the insane expectations on motherhood. Either […]
Art Supplies, Birthday Gifts & More at Hyattsville’s Artist & Craftsman Supply
Stepped inside Artist & Craftsman Supply (A&C) in Hyattsville for the first time back in November of last year; they had set up an ugly sweater photo booth and were offering folks free pics of themselves donning these beaded creations, so you know I had to be there. 😉 Artist & Craftsman Supply Hyattsville I’m so […]
Glassblowing at DC GlassWorks and Sculpture Studio, Edmonston
At last year’s Hyattsville Arts & Ales Festival, I struck up a conversation with local glassblower Beth Hess at her Wunder Around booth, stocked full of colorful, beautiful pieces of blown glass. I was so curious about the glassblowing process that I kept asking Beth a bunch of questions like; how do these different colors appear and not bleed into each other? How are the shapes are made, etc. What is your sign? (Just to mix it up. 😉) All was going well until I noticed I was holding up the line, so we parted ways with so many questions left unanswered. I’ve been empty ever since, which is why I was elated when Beth reached out recently to let me know that DC GlassWorks and Sculpture Studio was having an open house. Glassblowing demonstrations and more opps for my questions-a-plenty? SO. THERE.
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