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En este blog quiero compartir la investigación que he realizado sobre la antigua tradición de danza que parece ser un elemento fundamental de la cultura arawak. Es una tradición que se hace evidente en un gran número de grupos arawak que habitan áreas de la parte continental de América del Sur, como Guyana y Surinam, así como en la reserva Kalinago en la isla caribeña de Dominica y entre los residentes mestizos de regiones rurales remotas de Cuba.
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Artists show the crucial role arts play in translating data sets and dire predictions into relatable terms, reframing the conversation around how changes in climate relate to everyday lived experiences -- as well as to notions of community, family, home.
“Hurricane Season” features 58 works in a range of media by six artists from across the…
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