Originally from Brooklyn, NY, Krystle Seit is a theatre educator and actor with a passion for sharing art and making it accessible to everyone. We sat down with Krystle to chat about her background in... Read More

Nikki Brooks: Visual Artist – Educator – Activist Interview by Lauren Cook, AHCMC Board Vice Chair Nikki Brooks’ website describes her as a “Visual Artist – Educator – Activist” and my recent interview with the... Read More

Jun Lee and the Art of Printmaking Interview by Eleanor Choi, Chair of the Public Arts Trust After attending opening night the County Collects III: Mother Nature exhibition, I took a moment to chat with... Read More

Dear Colleagues,  This year, the Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County welcomed new programs, policies, and community engagement strategies that help us better serve Montgomery County’s creative sector and residents. WOW is it keeping... Read More

Dear Colleagues,  Like the urge to dance when music tickles your soul, the arts and social justice have always worked in tandem. Since the 1987 SILENCE = DEATH poster symbolizing AIDS activism, Project Row Houses... Read More

Flannery Winchester recently joined our staff as the new Public Art Manager. We sat down with her to chat about her first few weeks at the Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County, her interest... Read More