Reviews

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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.

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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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Tumbling Expectations

Miryam Coppersmith

Gasps, goosebumps, boredom, confusion.

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Love and Fight

Emilee Lord

Non-linear storytelling charged with struggle.

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Chasing the Dance at the Barnes’ Southwest Native Art Exhibition

Jonathan Stein

Pueblo dance treading in the path of the ancestors.

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When History Calls For Repair

Worth, worthiness, and the impact of finite resources.

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A “Mano Po” for the Manong Generation

Kara Nepomuceno

It starts with hands: the back of the fingers pressed gently to the forehead.

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Louise Gillette, In Memoriam

Kristen Shahverdian

“She never gave up, she fought to the very end. I just know she’s in heaven flying on that trapeze.”