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Project editors Jasmine Mahmoud and Kemi Adeyemi discuss their approach to the history of Black artists building culture 'against all odds.'

Articles by Nandita Dinesh

After nearly 20 years of experiencing varying degrees of censorship for her nonfiction, writer Nandita Dinesh turned her creative eye toward another form. Here, she details why fiction gives her hope.

Catherine G. Green of Granger, Indiana, died May 25, 2022, in Mishawaka, Indiana. She was 76 years old. Known to all as “Kitty,” she was born in...

The latest UK league table published today shows 24 of Bristol’s subjects are ranked in the top ten for their discipline, with eight in the top five. General Engineering (called Engineering Design at Bristol) is ranked second in the country – up one

In his brief remarks before the June 12th dance performance at The Church in Sag Harbor, co-founder Eric Fischl spoke of what he had set out for the space to be, and how the dancers and musicians present had imbued the space with th

The National Center for Choreography - Akron will welcome the fourth cohort of the Creative Administration Research (CAR) program. Four new CAR Artist Teams include lead artists Edgar L. Page (Denver, CO), Jamal Oliver and Brandon Calhoun (Chicago, IL), Takahiro Yamamoto (Portland, OR), and Umi IMAN Siferllah-Griffin (Atlanta, GA).

Performance Studies Alum Nandita Dinesh (M.A. '08) has published her debut novel This Place | That Place, available June 2022.

The University of Sydney recorded a $1.04 billion surplus last year, according to its 2021 Annual Report tabled today in the NSW State Parliament.

a href= https://www.praz-delavallade.com target= _blank Praz-Delavallade /a Los Angeles, is presenting Don’t Give Me Flowers a group exhibiti