PRIDE 2017
It is a tradition dating back to 1970, with the nation’s first Pride Parade in honor of the one-year anniversary of the Stonewall Riots. Here in June
Holly Mason
June 5, 2017
Tag: DC
After Hours: Social Rituals
Girardi explores the visual and social subjects of the bar through drawings done on site and photographs taken from nights out, happy hours, or simply among the gathering of friends at local bars. Through these drawings, Girardi attempts to mimic and recollect setting, sound, blocks of color, and interaction of the aesthetics surrounding these memories created through the social habits of today’s young urban population.
Christina Girardi
March 20, 2017
StS Reading Benefiting Trans Women of Color Collective in D.C.
February 12, 2017, 2:00pm The Potter’s House 1658 Columbia Rd NW Washington D.C. 20009 $5 suggested donation Join So to Speak for an afternoon of reading
Holly Mason
January 29, 2017
Fall For The Book 2016
September 25th- 30th is the 18th annual Fall For the Book Festival! Since 1999, George Mason University and the City of Fairfax have collaborated on this festival
Madeleine Wattenberg
September 19, 2016
Speaking With DC Artist Jane Claire Remick
JCR: It’s really important for me to work not just with Feminist ideas, but within the structure of the arts community and art ecology. In DC I’m super lucky to be able to work almost exclusively with other people who also identify as women, non-binary, and queer people. I’m very very lucky I think. It’s not “cool” in this century to be militant, but I’m pretty militant—if I know a gallery is showing 80% cis male white men, I don’t want to go there, I don’t want to work with them. I’m trying to figure out professionally when or if it’s worth it to make those compromises.
Holly Mason
July 11, 2016
Pride Month!
It’s June! Which means it’s PRIDE month! Pride weeks, filled with events and parades, are commencing around the nation. It’s a tradition dating back to 1970, with the
Holly Mason
June 6, 2016
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