Art With a Point – Washington Post

They poke fun at the ridiculousness of electric scooters disturbing a peaceful walk home. They explore the devastating toll of gun violence on families. They wonder how a dog must feel now that its owner has returned to the office after a pandemic. No matter the topic, the contributors to Art With a Point have plenty to say about our complicated world. And with a roster hailing from D.C. to Paris to Tokyo and back again, the point of view comes from everywhere. Below, commentary on all things cultural, seasonal and political.
‘‘Wherever You Go, There You Are’’ by Holly Stapleton
Aug. 28, 2022
‘‘A Barre Cry’’ by Molly Magnell
Aug. 21, 2022
‘‘Wildflowers’’ by Cienna Smith
Aug. 7, 2022
‘‘Justice Jackson’’ by Taylor McManus
July 31, 2022
‘‘Tragic Loss’’ by Alexandria Canchola
July 24, 2022
‘‘Fire Season’’ by Corey Corcoran
July 17, 2022
‘‘Summer Loungin’ ’’ by Michelle Pereira
July 10, 2022
‘‘Protest Signs’’ by Carlos Carmonamedina
June 26, 2022
‘‘Journey’’ by Matt Murphy
June 19, 2022
‘‘The 75th Annual Tony Awards’’ by Julia Rothman
June 12, 2022
‘‘Running Into the Ground’’ by Daniel Fishel
June 5, 2022
‘‘Wet Hot American Summer’’ by Tara Jacoby
May 29, 2022
‘‘Superhero Movies, Assemble!’’ by Dom McKenzie
May 22, 2022
‘‘A Delayed Graduation’’ by Katty Huertas
May 15, 2022
‘‘Creating Space’’ by Ronan Lynam
May 8, 2022
‘‘Ukraine’’ by Grace Lanksbury
April 24, 2022
‘‘A Painted Easter’’ by Michelle Pereira
April 17, 2022
‘‘Stay’’ by Jon Krause
April 10, 2022
‘‘Lights, Camera, Bloom!’’ by Gel Jamlang
April 3, 2022
‘‘P!nball’’ by Dom McKenzie
March 27, 2022
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