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VPA's Canary Lab shows urgency of climate crisis through multimedia art Courtesy of Ed Morris As part of Xuan Liu’s project “Iceberg Project,” Liu (right) read “Hugging Meditation” by Thich Nhat Hanh to her friend Yizhe Ye under a plastic covering. Facebook Subscribe to our newsletter here. Xuan Liu and Natasha Breu recorded a class project at Thornden Park on March 27. In the recorded performance, Liu wore a blindfold as she touched a tree with her left hand and drew what she felt on Breu’s arm. As Liu drew the tree, Breu whispered, almost talking to the tree.

okayafrica Photo: Gio Kardava (via XL) Ibeyi. Featuring Here's our round up of the best tracks and music videos that came across our desks, which you can also check out in our Songs You Need to Hear This Week playlists on Spotify and Apple Music. Follow our SONGS YOU NEED TO HEAR THIS WEEK playlist on Spotify here and Apple Music here. Tony Allen 'Cosmosis' ft. Skepta, Ben Okri Blue Note Records has announced a new posthumous album from afrobeat legend Tony Allen, who sadly passed away last year. The 14-song There Is No End will feature appearances by Sampa ...

Ibeyi, the duo of French-Cuban twin sisters Naomi and Lisa-Kaindé Diaz, have returned with a new single called 'Recurring Dream'.

okayafrica Photo: Gio Kardava (via XL) Ibeyi. Afro-Cuban twin sisters OkayAfrica favorites—have been relatively quiet for a while, but they've now shared the new single "Recurring Dream," an original song written from Ed Morris' film Naomi and XL Recordings albums Lemonade. They now return with the hypnotizing, synth-lead "Recurring Dream." Ibeyi previously worked with director Ed Morris on several music videos, including the standout "River." His new film, How to Stop A Recurring Dream, stars Ruby Barker ( Bridgerton) and is available for streaming now. Ibeyi are currentl...

Millie Rothrock Southwest Virginia Today PEARISBURG — A Giles County funeral home will remain in the family of the man who started it 125 years ago. Susan McPeak Morris, great-granddaughter of A. Vest & Sons Funeral Home founder Aurelius Vest, recently purchased the business. “Our family business is rich in history, compassion and respect. The legacy laid before me is a solid foundation, and I truly look forward to serving this great community for years to come, said Morris, a fourth-generation owner. Aurelius Vest started the business in 1896. A skilled carpenter, he ha...