“We all have different issues that we have to deal with and I think that’s what Arts Access is about: making everything accessible, and realizing that we all come from a different point with our health and our lives,” artist Kathryn DeMarco said.
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“What I like about it is that it's much, much more than just mummies,” Rocheleau said. “It's really about people: about their religious beliefs, their hopes in trying to achieve the afterlife, being reborn in the afterlife.”
Read More »Every Saturday during February, there will be a table set up at the front entrance to the library where current members of the Friends of Chapel Hill Public Library can pick up a free book, and new members can join.
Read More »“It goes a long way because people don't know sometimes that this stuff happens to this extent, like how extreme it is,” Baker said. “Through TikTok we've gotten so much support and so many donations to our organization and other people to get involved in their area.”
Read More »COVID-19 has brought an abundance of change to the work, production and preparation of student photographers.
Read More »Eleven months after a cold message on LinkedIn, Jocelyn Quinn became a published author with her first book, "Off The Record."
Read More »Alex Kresovich, a UNC doctoral student, observes the link between adolescents' perceptions of mental health topics in music. Kresovich believes popular artists can be powerful role models and spread mental health awareness.
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UNC and Daily Tar Heel alumna Nancy Stancill has had an extensive career in journalism working across the country, but she has now settled down with her latest memoir, “Tall: Love and Journalism in a Six-foot World.”
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Although 2020 has presented many challenges, several UNC arts community members feel that the changes imposed by the pandemic have increased connectivity and meaning in the art world.
Read More »Carolina Performing Arts is offering a new online program called "Feedback" that explores concepts of arts that are shifting in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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