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Dare to Dance in Public Winning Films: MASTER PLAN
By Sarah Elgart on
Over the next several weeks I am excited to be sharing the films by the Winners and... Read more →
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On Losing Kobe
By Eric Trules on
Every weekday morning I wake up at 5:45 a.m., to carve out 45 minutes for myself in the... Read more →
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Drifters Adrift: Balancing Her Daily Bread
By Pitamber Kaushik on
The Kumbh Mela is the largest human gathering in the world, attracting no less than 150... Read more →
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Everything Remembers in Michael Dickel’s Nothing Remembers
By Mbizo Chirasha on
A poet is a societal surgeon whose poesy identifies, diagnoses, proscribes and acts... Read more →
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Red Silk Shoes, Braised Pig’s Head and the Tears of a Playboy
By Julie O. on
In the dead of night in 1969, a man entered a paper factory in Southwest China. The... Read more →
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The Gay Origins of the Hindi Word for ‘Friend’
By Pitamber Kaushik on
The Sanskrit and Hindi word for friend is “Mitra”. It is also the Nepali word for... Read more →
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Trap Heals and Represent Justice Present: PROXIMITY
By Cultural Weekly on
TRAPS HEALS, founded by CEO and cultural architect Damon Turner and co-chaired by... Read more →
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A THROWBACK: Zimbabwe’s cracked footprints towards the Coup and beyond
By Mbizo Chirasha on
He is an energetic, a rare breed of the Zimbabwean revolution, an ideologue, whose... Read more →
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BOTSWANA SPEAKS GENDER ISSUES THROUGH POETRY
By Mbizo Chirasha on
The Botswana Poetry Festival project was born through a collaborative effort of the... Read more →
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Eight Deliver Seven
By Sylvie Drake on
First, an explanation. Seven is a documentary play that has “made the rounds.” It... Read more →
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