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IT’S ‘CARNIVALE’|IT’S ‘CARNIVALE’

IT’S ‘CARNIVALE’

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Dance with Harlem Dance Works 2.0

Dance with Harlem Dance Works 2.0

By Caribbean Life

Oliver Samuels in ‘Puppy Love’

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‘Sleeping Beauty’ on display in Queens

‘Sleeping Beauty’ on display in Queens

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Ka Nu dancers to perform at BAAD

Ka Nu dancers to perform at BAAD

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‘Spirits In Steel’ exhibit by J. Bauch

‘Spirits In Steel’ exhibit by J. Bauch

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AAADT’s nine premieres and new productions

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Chilling life of a fashion model

Chilling life of a fashion model

By Kam Williams

‘Found Out’ exhibit at Gallery 307

‘Found Out’ exhibit at Gallery 307

By Caribbean Life

Audition for Amateur Night at The Apollo

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Drum Beats of The Caribbean at Medgar Evers College

Photo credit Greg Richards

Independent & Foreign Films

By Kam Williams

Paintings of immigration & survival

Paintings of immigration & survival

By L. N’zinga Strickland

New and revised delights for fall

By Theresa Racine

A WIADCA “thank you’ to all participants

By Caribbean Life

Janitor goes postal in romantic comedy

Janitor goes postal in romantic comedy

By Kam Williams

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