I will forever recall with fondness an adventure I took upon recently, an adventure back in time, to ye olde better times, a trip to the one and only Maryland…
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“There are a kazillion self-taught artists out there, and I don’t have an idea of others that have the same sort of demand from the public.” -Rebecca Hoffberger, Founder and Director,…
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From the cover of Ukulele Magazine, to the front page of the Wall Street Journal, Victoria Vox is everywhere—and rightly so. The arts she practices are both unique and endearing,…
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We love that Green Street Academy is a client of of What Works Studio. We are proud to have led numerous student enrollment campaigns for them and are excited that our collaboration…
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You might find this hard to believe but it was three years ago this week that two starry eyed lovers, slightly inebriated and wholly idealistic, set off into the wilds…
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Last week the performance art laboratory, Labbodies celebrated their 2nd anniversary with a solo exhibition by Brooklyn based performance art duo, FLUCT.
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All images courtesy Adam Scott Miller When you first encounter the work of Adam Scott Miller, it immediately becomes clear that he is much more than just a painter. …
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Go beyond your comfort zone and participate in the creative process of Baltimore’s first Light City Festival.
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Naoko Maeshiba is a dancer, choreographer, and director. She was born in Kobe, Japan. Her work is sublime and beautiful. While it’s not easy to describe her work, it’s impossible…
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Leaving my world behind allows me to experience other cultures, and also helps me see my own. I’m in Istanbul at the International Symposium of Electronic Art (ISEA) to find out what others are doing, see the Istanbul Biennale, and talk about prosocial media research. Istanbul is cool. Baltimoreans would love it, as does everyone here, it seems. Since I arrived I’ve been scribbling down notes, trying to better understand my sense that Istanbul and Baltimore are similar in some significant ways, and so are Turkey and the US.
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