LiteratureOUR WORLDTheatre Sweating America’s False Promises By Sylvie Drake on September 19, 2018 They may not have exclusive dominion over history, but it’s a fact that artists are the... Read more →
OUR WORLD 2 Writers and Readers Respond to Dismissal of ALOUD’s Director and Co-Director By Cultural Weekly on September 12, 2018 In response to the LA Times’ August 29threport that Louise Steinman and Maureen Moore... Read more →
ArtOUR WORLD What We Know About Trump’s Arts Council Nominees By DCReport on September 12, 2018 Two Obscure Picks With No Public Profiles, No Presences in the Creative Community This... Read more →
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LifestyleOUR WORLD Three Financial Resources for Artists and Writers By Daphne Stanford on August 29, 2018 Suffering for your art may be a romantic cliche, but after a while the romance disappears... Read more →
OUR WORLD Phillip Clay: A Year Later By Julayne Lee on August 22, 2018 I moved back to South Korea in 2004 on a one-way ticket to live and work for an... Read more →
MusicOUR WORLD The audacity of Aretha Franklin—a voice for Black liberation By Tiffany M. Hobbs on August 22, 2018 I hope Jesus doesn’t look like the white man on the wall. That flowy-locked... Read more →
LifestyleOUR WORLDPhotography Shahidul Alam: Case Study in Free Speech By Charity Hume on August 22, 2018 With Trump’s attack on free speech growing to a nationwide media protest from over... Read more →
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MusicOUR WORLD Does Social Media Harm Our Culture? By Dan Matthews on August 1, 2018 Here’s a disturbing story that you might remember hearing on the news: It’s about the... Read more →
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