Stephanie Elizondo Griest’s Book Is a New Kind of Road Manual
“I began taking [the term art monk] more seriously when I entered a stage of total nomadism that was precipitated,” […]
Arts & Culture
André Leon Gray Closes Show at Artspace With a Prescient Coda
There are instances when a work of art responds to a moment with sharp clarity that can only be achieved
Talking to Pulitzer Prize Winner Kathleen DuVal
This story was first published on the Border Belt Independent website Kathleen DuVal has a lot to say about early
Dexter Phuong, the only diva in Durham
Setting has always driven the narrative for Dexter Phuong, who credits his queerness to the fact that he was born,
Immersive ‘Friends’ attraction ready to open in Las Vegas | Attractions
They’ll be there for you, along with versions of the fountain and the famed orange couch, when “The ‘Friends’ Experience:
Las Vegas soon to only U.S. city for Blue Man Group
You will soon need to visit the Strip to see Blue Man Group group anywhere in North America. The blue-hued,
New Bookstore Daughters Coffee & Books Open in South Durham
There are a number of cafés and bookstores in Durham. Many cater their spaces to certain audiences—teenagers picking up fantasy
‘Miss Atomic Bomb’ on display at Atomic Museum with a name, legacy
Anna Lee Mahoney has had a long-lasting legacy in Las Vegas. Though you likely know her only by image, costumed
A question of justice, and when to applaud, hits Las Vegas
The method to measure the power of “Parade” is not by applause. It is through silence. The musical’s plot is
Paperhand Puppets Celebrates 25 years of People and Politics
The creature looks out, a carefree expression on its face, as three interns gather to make an incision around its