Making moves in the Mexican city of Oaxaca de Juárez is Lentos Pardos – a musical duo of long-time best friends, Leo and Gama, who have been making music together since middle school. Though they began with cover bands and more rock-oriented...
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“There’s this kind of an unspoken language between some Native artists … in terms of setting our own definitions of Indigeneity and not having it be the defining throughline in all of our art … we kind of have our own little internal...
Operated by a Navajo Nation citizen, Hunt’s Trading Post serves a Native community in a majority-white town. REDEFINE’s documentary short film follows the film’s fantastic, wonderful, amazing, story-filled lead subject —...
Multidisciplinary Indigenous artist and community organizer Vaquero Azul (Indigenous Mexican and Boriken-Taíno) describes themselves as “[having their] hands a little bit in everything.’ Whether capturing attention with custom-made...
Queer Korean-Chinese American painter and visual artist Eric Chan creates technically-proficient, symbolism-laden paintings that explore his intersecting third culture identities. A self-taught artist, Chan intermixes the personal, familial, and the...
Late on a Thursday evening, Octopoulpe headlined a humble show at Mandragora, a beloved community bar in Oaxaca, Mexico. I had been prepared to leave after listening to just one song, but after the squid mask-wearing South Korea-born Frenchie...
From March 12 to 18, 300,000 domestic and international visitors poured into Downtown and East Austin again to mix and mingle, and, of course, eat Texas BBQ. It was the 40th year of SXSW and disruption was the name of the game. Programming around...
Josef Gatti, a Melbourne-based filmmaker and pioneering cinematographer, spent nearly a decade building the “trippy science concept album” of Phenomena, his feature documentary debut. Phenomena is structured as ten chapters, each exploring a...
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