Artists from the Global South converge in Salvador, Brazil, for three days of art, music, workshops, and[…]
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Centro de Teatro do Oprimido (CTO) in Rio de Janeiro shows how performance can engage communities and[…]
On July 18, 2025, nine-time Grammy Award winner Sheryl Crow released the single, “The New Normal.” Crow[…]
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Centuries ago, Japanese artisans began mending broken vessels with lacquer and gold. This tradition – called kintsugi (“golden seams”)[…]