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Artistry on Eight Wheels

Miryam Coppersmith

Great on Skates brought the rink to Fringe Arts.

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Finding the Words: Write Back Atcha Visits Miniball

Rhonda Moore
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The Naked Stark Warps Time at Clark Park

Lu Donovan

A cellist, a percussionist, and two dancers create a public performance collage.

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Korea, Vietnam, and Afro-America: Our Shared Struggle For Peace and Democracy

Anito Gavino

We find ourselves grounded in spirit through music and dance.

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The Magical Realism in TRIBE’s Black Hole

Emilee Lord

An otherworldly trio navigates non-space with undulating clarity

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You people

nikolai mckenzie ben rema

“Is it still bad to call you people ‘gumbo.’”

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Performing Their Power

Emilee Lord

The multifaceted beauty of moving bodies.

Photo: Nikki Carrara
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Rennie Harris: Lifted – Transcending the Downward Pull

Kalila Kingsford Smith

In the end, the church has a place for everyone.

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Crossing Paths Without Intersection

Lauren Putty White

Hearing the rigor of their breath reignites my connection to the humanity of dance.

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Director’s Cut: from the lens of Kun-Yang Lin

Anito Gavino

Kun-Yang Lin/Dancers emerges from the pandemic with new works reconnecting to breath and nature.