The documentary screens with a discussion at NCMA on Sunday, Feb. 24.
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.
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Sylvan Esso Plays Well with Friends in Six Special Shows This November
Tickets for the six-show tour, which includes two dates at DPAC, go on sale Friday, Feb. 22.
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Reckoning With Ryan Adams
As the FBI investigates the North Carolina-born musician’s sexual texts with a minor, in the wake of a Times report on his coercive behavior, we need to reckon with the culture that supported Adams, not just forget he exists.
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Listen to Wye Oak’s Surprise New Single, “Evergreen,” and Watch Mountain Man Perform on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert
For your Wednesday: A new song and a new performance from the Durham duo and trio, respectively.
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Molly Sarlé and Ryan Gustafson Make a Midwinter Splash with Two New Singles
Kick off the new week with “Human,” Molly Sarlé’s debut track, and “The Road to Heaven,” out last week from The Dead Tongues’ Ryan Gustafson.
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Author Allan Gurganus on Entering Duke’s Archives, His Other Life as a Visual Artist, and Finishing His Magnum Opus
Gurganus reads at Duke’s Rubenstein Library this week, just ahead of the closing of his painting exhibit at Power Plant Gallery.
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Our Top 5 Art Shows of 2018
From overstated sculpture to understated water art, these five exhibits stood out as particularly challenging, dazzling, or both.
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Nathan Bowles Explores New Dimensions of the Banjo and the Human Psyche
Bowles plays with his trio Thursday night at The Cave.
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The Beyond Dispels Clouds of Gender and Sex from the Work of Innovative, Influential Painter Georgia O’Keeffe
Experiencing O’Keeffe in 2018 presents a dilemma: How to see afresh a beloved artist whose work has undergone a century’s worth of mythologizing?
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What’s Up with the Mysterious Billboard that Popped Up on the Durham Freeway?
Stacey L. Kirby’s “Yo Soy Válida” billboard isn’t an ad. It’s art.