Artworks Now In The News
Coming soon: Art Works Now, Pizzeria Paradiso set to open in June
Art and pizza lovers rejoice! The much-anticipated, long-awaited Hyattsville locations of Art Works Now and Pizzeria Paradiso are opening soon.
Art Works hosts post-election ‘art attack’
In the wee hours of the morning, Donald Trump became the nation’s president-elect, beating Hillary Clinton. To some, this is sad news. For those seeking solace, Art Works Now is hosting a “Just Love” art attack tonight.
Tow truck thief crashes, destroys Art Works greenhouse
A thief stole a tow truck from a repair shop just outside the City of Hyattsville, according to the Hyattsville City Police Department (HCPD), and then crashed into the greenhouse of the former Marché Florist, which is the future home of the arts non-profit Art Works Now.
New art & pizza hub breaks ground in Hyattsville
At the July 18 groundbreaking of the new Art Works and Pizzeria Paradiso, the excitement surrounding the upcoming art center and pizzeria was everywhere…
Joint pizza, beer and art concept breaks ground in Hyattsville
Pizzeria Paradiso chef and owner Ruth Gresser knows that few things pair better with pizza than beer. After all, Paradiso is known for having one of the city’s best craft beer programs….
Art Works & Pizzeria Paradiso live on NewsChannel 8 as project prepares to break ground
On Friday, July 17, ABC7 Meteorologist Eileen Whelan was live on NewsChannel 8 at what will be the new location of Art Works. The organization held a special toddler art time in the parking lot…
Executive Director Barbara Johnson talks Art Works Now New Home
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In Hyattsville, another anchor for the Gateway Arts district — plus pizza!
When Barbara Johnson walked into the former flower shop at 4800 Rhode Island Ave. in Hyattsville more than two years ago, she immediately envisioned it filled with kids laughing, playing and making art…
MD: Art Works Now Breaks Ground on New Home in Hyattsville, Partners with Pizzeria Paradiso
Art Works Now announces its Hyattsville Groundbreaking Ceremony will happen on Saturday, July 18 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at 4800 Rhode Island Avenue, Hyattsville, MD.
Tilling Phase Breathes New Life Into Old Building
Few locales excite a certain class of artist as much as a derelict building–where we see decay, they see a vast canvas and Amy Hughes Braden is one such artist.