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UNCSA student taking the world by storm Twenty-one-year-old Allan Washington’s performing arts career is going places, quite literally. Washington, a senior in the Drama School at the UNC School of the Arts, recently returned
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Dominican artists create murals in Davidson County
Several visiting artists from the Dominican Republic left a lasting impression on Davidson County – literally. Héctor Blanco, Máximo Ceballo, Ezequiel Soto, Carlos Veras and Freddy Alcántara Ramírez worked tirelessly along with students and
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Dance legend says his art speaks to social injustice
Bill T. Jones, an internationally known artist, choreographer, dancer, theater director and writer, visited the campus of Salem College last week to headline the first-ever installment of the June Porter Johnson Series for the
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Arts Council honors several
The Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County announced last week during its Annual Meeting that it topped its $2,350,000 annual campaign goal. Tom Ingram, Arts Council chair, noted that raising $2.35 million for
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Author Watts returning to UNC Charlotte
Nationally-recognized author Stephanie Powell Watts will return to her alma mater, UNC Charlotte, on Oct. 3 and 4 for a public lecture, a fiction writing workshop for students and a classroom visit. Watts will
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Civil Rights Museum to host Human Rights film fest
Special to The Chronicle The International Civil Rights Center & Museum, 134 South Elm St., will host the Human Rights Watch Traveling Film Festival from Sept. 28 –30. The University of North Carolina at
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Zane Speaks
Fans of bestselling author Zane got a rare opportunity to come face-to-face with the reclusive erotica writer last week. More than 200 people packed the second floor of the Central Library last Thursday evening
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UNC’s Stone Center honors Nina Simone
“Nina Simone … What More Can I Say?,” a new exhibit and play honoring the soul singer and North Carolina native, will open later this month at the University of North Carolina at Chapel
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Local Artist’s Work to get Grand Display
Chronicle Staff Report The work of Winston-Salem artist Ricky Needham will be supersized as part of the +Giant Art Project, a public art installation in the West End neighborhood. The Project is designed to
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WSSU students to sing with other HBCU students in D.C.
Antony Howard and Jonathan Figgers will represent Winston-Salem State University in the 105 Voices of History HBCU National Concert Choir’s opening event on Sept. 21 at the Andrew Mellon Stage in Washington, D.C. Howard, a
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