"Marcelle has, I believe, close to 50 years of experience as an artist, and she's explored a number of directions,” said Pachnowski's publicist, Corbie Hill. “I've seen a lot of her work.”
The Grammy Award-winning band Tinariwen will perform in Cat's Cradle on Wednesday, Sept. 18. Formed in the Sahara desert, they bring a diverse and intriguing style with them everywhere they go.
Lostboycrow will be performing at Motorco Music Hall on Sep. 20 with headliners flor and Joan. All three aim to connect with their audience by creating a welcoming environment.
Local arts organizations host a banned books pop-up gallery to observe the history of censored books.
“I can’t find anything negative to say about this merge. I think for the present and future it will be wildly beneficial. I am lucky to have the opportunity to experience this rebranding and to experience the positive outcome it has brought and will continue to bring.”
“It’s hard to have a discussion because video games are so new, but hyper-sexualization of women and sexism are so old." Female gamers from UNC talked to us about the harassment and sexism they experience while online. A constant barrage of sexual comments, reporting female users as bots or inappropriate to get them removes and other tactics are just the beginning of what these women have to deal with.
"This playlist is punk for beginners — or punk for nerds as I like to call it. The songs are relatively tame and have truly fascinating stories behind them. Iggy Pop probably wouldn’t care if you liked them. But I hope you do."
Paperhand Puppet Intervention brings environmental awareness to life with monster puppets.
Studying abroad has been beneficial for many UNC students over the years. In particular, Kieran Patel, Tyler Brown and Josh Massey all discovered great appreciations for the arts as a result of being abroad.
How to make a playlist of lesser-known songs from the most well-known musical act of all time?
"I will admit there are a couple of songs on her latest album that I am not a fan of, but this is insignificant in comparison to my respect for Taylor Swift as an artist. Not every beat or lyric will resonate with each listener, but love and its butterfly effects is a theme to rally behind; a unifier not just for 'Swifties,' but for everyone trying to find a place in this world."
“I want them to go and check out music and just really listen, and really think about it — to think about what’s going on onstage.”
Photographer Pableaux Johnson will be honored at a reception for celebrating culture through his New Orleans Second Line Parade photographs.
Pay some homage to your dad by jamming out to these 1980s chart toppers.
The Daily Tar Heel's assistant Arts & Culture editor Aaron Sugarman sat down with Emily Krupa, the president of the Carolina Creative Writing Association for a question and answer session about the organization.
"You can’t play music if you’re thinking about the past or if you’re thinking about the future. You have to be in the now.”
"Get in a conversation with somebody for five minutes and you’ll find they have some crazy talent. But what people don’t have is a venue to perform it, to perform odd.”
"I think supporting local comedy is great. We think all of our stand-up shows are usually a lot of fun because it’s like a party.”
Check out some of these artists coming to the area to paint the Triangle with diverse sound and creative artistry this September.
Three male UNC dancers share their experiences with discrimination because of their passion for dance, an activity seen as feminine by society.
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