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Out of the Infinite Forest: Riki Lindhome’s Dead Inside Review by @jimdiamondidis.Now playing @woollymammothtc #DCtheatre

"For color and sound and texture to bleed out and fill a room is to propose that the art inside any given space is alive—it's never-ending. "—Alex Da Corte. In a new video, artist Alex Da Corte (in the guise of Mister Rogers) discusses his current.

RT @native_ame_soul: I don't know why this hasn't received more publicity, but this fifty-foot sculpture was unveiled recently in South Dak….

The UDC David A. Clarke School of Law hosted partners and community members in Northwest DC back in April for a day-long event, “Stop Solitary!” Read the story on Substack . #criminaljusticereform

Reclaiming Power: Disability, Desire, and Resistance in Porgy and Bess

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D.C. theater scene refuses to back down amid Trump-era crackdowns

Charlotte Taylor Frayer’s ‘Potoma c Fever: Reflections of the Nation’s River” beautifully captures the deep connection between the nation and the Potomac. Through insightful writing, and the captivating visuals she reminds us of the river’s historical significance and its social