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Tapping Into Arabic Percussion
The beats of Lebanese musician Gilbert Mansour transport students to the Mideast.
Topic: Arts & Culture
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Carnaval in ‘Ecuayork’
Families with roots in the Ecuadorian Andes gathered to give thanks to Mother Earth.
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Can Art Survive Commerce?
Long Island City artists differ on how to engage with developers.
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The Hidden Cities of New York
The unique communities that make a metropolis of 8.5 million feel like a collection of villages.
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Opening a New Chapter in the Rockaways
One couple's pop-up experiments are materializing into a brick-and-mortar reality.
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Designing a Career, One Stitch at a Time
Andres Biel, Harlem Fashion Week’s Emerging Designer, blazed a handmade path.
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Where Calypso Spins Out to the World
Rawlston Charles has made his Bed-Stuy record store a center of global influence.
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Beyond K-Pop: Korean Music Meets America
Artists are reinterpreting traditional sounds, employing the traditional call-and-response technique adopted in K-Pop.