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Eno Arts Mill’s ‘Colors of Soul’ features Latin artists in Orange County (opens the original)
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Vivid paintings, landscapes and abstract works fill the Eno Arts Mill this month for “Colors of Soul,” an exhibition highlighting Latin artists in Orange County. The exhibit, a partnership between the Inter-Latin American Artist Collective and the Orange County Arts Commission, opened on Sept. 4 and will remain on view through Sept. 25. The show includes about 60 pieces from 21 artists working across subjects including nature, religion, family, tradition and mental health. “We wanted this show t
Eno Arts Mill’s ‘Colors of Soul’ features Latin artists in Orange County (opens the original)
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Vivid paintings, landscapes and abstract works fill the Eno Arts Mill this month for “Colors of Soul,” an exhibition highlighting Latin artists in Orange County. The exhibit, a partnership between the Inter-Latin American Artist Collective and the Orange County Arts Commission, opened on Sept. 4 and will remain on view through Sept. 25. The show includes about 60 pieces from 21 artists working across subjects including nature, religion, family, tradition and mental health. “We wanted this show t
UNC senior wins James Welch Prize for Indigenous poets (opens the original)
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Alexis Clifton casually opened an email that read “Congratulations” across the opening line. What followed, the UNC senior said, was screaming, crying and a life-changing award. “I just want to continue to write. I think that’s what I was put on this earth to do,” Clifton, an English and comparative literature and communication studies major, said. Clifton was a winner of the 2026 James Welch Prize for her poem “A dissection of Ndé Biyáti, or the way my heart dropped for oak flat, or how to be a
UNC senior wins James Welch Prize for Indigenous poets (opens the original)
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Alexis Clifton casually opened an email that read “Congratulations” across the opening line. What followed, the UNC senior said, was screaming, crying and a life-changing award. “I just want to continue to write. I think that’s what I was put on this earth to do,” Clifton, an English and comparative literature and communication studies major, said. Clifton was a winner of the 2026 James Welch Prize for her poem “A dissection of Ndé Biyáti, or the way my heart dropped for oak flat, or how to be a
‘Daughter from Hell’ feels a little disconnected (opens the original)
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On July 17, I didn’t even know Gracie Abrams’ newest album had been released. When I heard her singing in a clip just a few weeks later, I made the point to look up what exactly I had missed. It seems her new album has come and hit No. 1 on the charts already, but why is no one talking about it? I came to the conclusion that while Abrams has spent much of her career immersing her listeners in a whirlwind of conflict. However, her third album, “Daughter from Hell,” has that same musical intimacy,
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