In this poem, author Alexis Pauline Gumbs imagines what artist Alma Thomas was thinking as she created one of her iconic works.by Alexis Pauline Gumbs | After “Nature’s Red impressions” by Alma Thomas (1968) Alexis Pauline Gumbs is a queer…
The podcaster behind ArtCurious and author of The Club on how she got into the fascinating world of art historyAs told to Ayn-Monique Klahre This July, WALTER will be hosting art curator, podcaster and writer Jennifer Dasal for “An Evening…
Known for his narrative portraits, Cozart explores the importance of context and symbols in his latest body of work.
The 1993 music video to “’74-’75” featured members of Broughton High School’s Class of 1975. We reached out to see what they’re up to now.
Lessons in escorting a senior to a rock concert — the vision versus reality, with a few missteps along the way.
One of our state’s most accomplished contemporary artists is also one of our most prolific. Learn about the drive behind his work.
The CEO of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Wake and Johnston Counties shares his motivation — and vision for the organization.
The Raleigh artist’s colorful, abstracted takes on flowers are inspired by her life as an educator and lifetime learner
The event celebrated 17 outstanding individuals and organizations across 10 categories for their contributions to the NC hospitality sector
The Triangle native who plays Miss Huang shares her stories about her early performances and growing up in North Carolina
The Secretary for the North Carolina Department of Cultural and Natural Resources shares what drives her career in government and advocacy
This spirited poem celebrates both the beauty of spring and the darker elements of the season’s rush of growth.
Husband-and-wife folk duo Andrew Marlin and Emily Frantz have a new record that looks deep at personal growth with patience and perspective
The longtime Triangle musician’s latest record, Appalachia Borealis, is deceptively simple — and showcases some of his most personal work