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At UNC, the Process Series helps creators develop new works
"You can spend a lot of time developing new work and never see anything go forward. In our first year, everything went forward. And each of the creators used the Process Series to further their work."
By Byron Woods | 4 Nov 2009

The LoDi Project opens its doors just in time for the Day of the Dead
The architects who designed the space for The LoDi Project, a new gallery in Raleigh, kept the original floors of the remodeled former furniture factory.
By Amy White | 28 Oct 2009

Pizza, Mountain Dew and the CIA
Although CIA campus recruitment drives can spark protests, the attendees of the NCSU event all seem to have a positive attitude about the organization.
By Zack Smith | 18 Nov 2009

Fashion meets dance in these summer styles
ADF staffers and dancers take dance-inspired, summery clothes from Triangle boutiques and designers for a twirl.
By Karlie Justus and D.L. Anderson | 17 Jun 2009

Michael Malone talks about his new novel, The Four Corners of the Sky
The Hillsborough-based writer launches his new novel at Quail Ridge Books in Raleigh Thursday.
By Zack Smith | 7 May 2009

A conversation with Anthony Horowitz, television writer and children's author par excellence
Horowitz comes to Quail Ridge Books in Raleigh Sunday, Nov. 22.
By Zack Smith | 20 Nov 2009

Mad Men: When a smoke was a smoke and advertising was earnest
Mad Men American Movie Classics Sundays at 10 p.m. I want a black Cadillac with fins like a shark.
By Lisa Sorg | 6 Aug 2008

Hard times in three new productions
Duke Theatre Studies' The Lower D's; Solo Takes On Festival's Doin' Time: Through the Visiting Glass and Intimacies
By Byron Woods | 18 Nov 2009

Caleb Calypso and the Midnight Marauders
Local playwright Howard L. Craft's new work explores the lives of U.S. soldiers stationed in West Germany with realism and humor.
By Zack Smith | 4 Nov 2009

New local choreography in Durham and Raleigh
Code f.a.d.'s Indulge and In Our Own Backyard hosted by Even Exchange Dance Theater
By Byron Woods | 14 Oct 2009

TV

The Prisoner should make us feel right at home
By the end of its brief run, you may find yourself wishing that AMC's The Prisoner had been fleshed out to a full season or series.
By Danny Hooley | 11 Nov 2009

The Year in Arts 2008
In a year of change, the Triangle saw dynamic work in theater, dance and visual art.
7 Jan 2009

The Year in Arts: Dance & Theater
The tide of time ran beneath the surf of new plays and dances, and brought in a powerful rip current of older ones—often ones that had been change-provoking in their days.
By Kate Dobbs Ariail | 7 Jan 2009

The Year in Arts: Theater
Accolades for the Triangle's vibrant year in theater
By Byron Woods | 7 Jan 2009

The Year in Arts: Visual Art
A storefront in downtown Durham. An abandoned barn in Cedar Grove. A church in Chapel Hill. And a few museums and galleries, too.
By Amy White | 7 Jan 2009

The Indy's seasonal arts blog
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