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A black graphic with large blue lettering that spells NFRW/T across the center. The word overlays a yellow triangle with images of a bird, cat, and serpent with human figures layerd over them are placed at each corner of the triangle. The subtext reads “Neferu”, “Neferet”, “adj. Egyptian”, “good beautiful perfect”, “Ankole, a BIPOC, queer proud circus”, as well as subtext giving details of the production.
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Good, Beautiful, Perfect, Black, Indigenous, Queer

Caitlin Green

A sacred message well-received

Performer Daisie Cardona, dressed in a black long-sleeved top and black yoga pants with a blue and white patch on one leg, stands facing a building. Seen from behind, she holds the Honduran flag behind her. The flag pole rests on her shoulder.
Photo: Daisie Cardona
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Earnest beauty

Ellen Miller

Daisie Cardona’s love letter to Kensington shines.

A white gay man lies on the floor, almost fully naked. A Black gay man dressed in a tropical dress with a hair scarf, sunglasses, and a floral bag stands next to them, extending their arms as if asking, “What’s the matter?”
Photo: Paule Turner and Dane Eissler
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My Pussy Hurts Too

Anito Gavino

Crumpled tissues on the floor, half-emptied soda bottles, and a raggedy wig tossed on the floor tell stories.

Photo by Mochi Robinson. Courtesy of Intercultural Journeys.
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It’s So Much Easier If You Dance a Little Bit

Ella-Gabriel Mason

Raja Feather Kelly and Yoland Wisher show us how to get free.

Photo: Jano Cohen
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Casual Crackles: A Write Back Atcha

Megan Mizanty

A booming romp through your best friend’s playlist

Leave It To Me Photography
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Sharp Dance Company: The Other Side is Looking Bright

Lauren Putty White

Grounded stomping of the feet, rib cage thrusts and pelvic distortions really displayed the body in a mesmerizing way and dre

Photo: Anthony Dean
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Tyner and Timmons: Keeping the Jazz Legacy Alive

Lauren Putty White

This moment captured the meaning behind rhythm in Jazz: constance, lineage, and ongoing journey.

Photo: Daniel Kontz
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Instant Appeal

Mira Treatman

Where she looked, we followed. In her stillness, she held our gaze.

Photo: Benjamin MacMaster
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Close to Bodily Music

Lynn Matluck Brooks

We all grasped that we too could find these pitches within our chests, from our own lungs, through our very own breath.

Photo: Lora Allen
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Infinite Unfolding

Kat J. Sullivan

(Are you there with me? Do you feel that?)