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Sarah Edwards
Sarah Edwards is culture editor of the INDY, covering cultural institutions and the arts in the Triangle. She joined the staff in 2019 and assumed her current role in 2020.
Posted inArt
A White Photographer Made a Book of Black Lives Matter Murals Without Asking the Artists
John Davis is “projecting his white privilege without even thinking about who I am or what the work is really all about,” one artist said.
Posted inUncategorized
Durham’s American Tobacco Campus Announces Massive Expansion
Plans include14-stories of high-rise apartments and 90,000 square feet of retail.
Posted inFood & Drink
A Cocktail Bar Flips to Burgers
“To me, a burger also resembles a classic cocktail,” says Sean Umstead of the craft cocktail bar Kingfisher.
Posted inMusic
Sylvan Esso Will Release a New Album, “Free Love,” in September
Plus, “Ferris Wheel,” a dreamy new single out today.
Posted inMusic
Sylvan Esso Dropped a Tantalizing New Song Today
Short but very sweet, “What If” almost has to be a teaser for an announcement of the Durham electro-pop duo’s third album
Posted in15 Minutes
15 Minutes: Judy Dearlove, Author of “Play On!”
Meet the Durham novelist who just published her first book at age 71.
Posted inFood & Drink
Multiple Chapel Hill and Durham Whole Foods Employees Test Positive for COVID-19
“We’ve just gotten these automated text messages that say the same thing, every time.”
Posted inNews
Hedge Fund Places Winning Bid in McClatchy Bankruptcy Sale
Chatham Asset Manager, which owns The National Enquirer, will take control of the family-owned newspaper chain.
Posted inMusic
Wye Oak and the Brooklyn Youth Chorus Probe the Limits of Language in “AEIOU”
The new single comes from “No Horizon,” the Durham duo’s forthcoming Merge Records EP with the accomplished youth choir.
