Indira Cunningham addresses the ongoing fight for representation and agency in ballet, and how the art form’s growth and development can sometimes mask the unique challenges still faced by young Black dancers today.
Pittsburgh dancer Christian Brown and his longtime mentor videographer Jordan Taylor have teamed up to make dance more accessible.
Pittsburgh Writer, director, and choreographer Kontar Morphis is providing a nuanced look at a familiar coming-of-age story.
Filmmaker, visual artist, and comedian Dominique Chestand sees cooking as an art form and uses artistic practice to make veganism more accessible to everyday people.
As an Afro-Latina opera singer and scholar, Zuly Inirio’s presence in the genre has been marked by both invisibility and hypervisibility.
'Black Story Circles,' Pittsburgh playwright and storyteller a.k. payne's upcoming project, embodies the power of unified spaces.
Rainbow Serpent, a collective of Black LGBTQ artists and scholars, is broadening notions of African cosmology and divinity.
Artist Sean Beauford discusses his new project and why “intentional communal collaboration” can save us.
Musician and photographer Nathan Cephas finds beauty in the honesty of imperfection and his relationship with Pittsburgh.
How Michael Chapman Hip Hop Orchestra introduces orchestral and acoustic instruments to youth through contemporary hip-hop.
Alicia Volcy, the principal of RHYTHM x Design, has set her sights on creating a pathway for Black architects and designers in Pittsburgh.
Interdisciplinary Pittsburgh artist Marvin Touré reflects on how centuries of history meet the present in his work.
