Source: iOne Digital Creative Services Hip-hop is a powerful vehicle, for years standing as the highest-selling musical genre in the world. Many remember how the music introduced them
Source: iOne Digital Creative Services Staycee Pearl, co-artistic director of PearlArts, a dance-based arts non-profit, is relaxing in a black t-shirt and oversized, cat eye frames. Her hair
Source: iOne Digital Creative Services Tara Fay Coleman is a largely self-taught artist who grew up on the East Side of Buffalo, New York, and moved to Millvale,
Source: iOne Digital Creative Services Victor Muthama, a Kenyan immigrant, came to Pittsburgh as a toddler and later immersed himself in hip-hop culture as a teen. When he
Source: iOne Digital Creative Services Inside the studios of the Balafon West African Dance Ensemble, young dancers sashay about the floor as the rhythmic beats of the djembe
Source: iOne Digital Creative Services Looking back on her life as a ballet dancer, Indira Cunningham wishes that she could have gone to a few more birthday parties
Source: iOne Digital Creative Services / iOne Digital Creative Services The artist Alisha B. Wormsley tells stories of reclamation and rematriation; stories of a resurgent Black matriarchy locked
Source: iOne Digital Creative Services Poet Bonita Lee Penn wiped tears as she recalled the pulsating rhythm of drums in her childhood Pentecostal church. The thunderous beating served
Source: iOne Digital Creative Services On a recent Saturday in May, a daylong African drum and dance gathering in Pittsburgh had 10-year-old Peyton Russell feeling the pulse. After
Source: iOne Digital Creative Services Thousands of artists from around the world descended on Florida at the end of the year to exhibit and sell their work at
