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    Dinty W. Moore

Art

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The Art of Mali Olatunji: Painterly Photography from Antigua and Barbuda

by Mali Olatunji and Paget Henry

 

Pig sacrifice in the name of christ

Polynesian Visual Art

Tevita Latu & Taniela Petelo

Cats in the Tub

Bathtub Series

Eva Redamonti

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Why this is not a pipe

Monica Fernandez

Words

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New Creative Nonfiction: 2017

 

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The Danger of Reading The Single Book: a plea for Cross-Cultural Reading

Chika Unigwe

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On Diop, Monogenetic Theory, and Lucy

John Short

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The Sword

Ben Loory

Music

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Which Way do the Trade Winds Blow?: Two Case Studies Examining the Voyage of Jazz to Africa

Rick McLaughlin, Associate Professor, Harmony, Berklee College of Music

Abstract: Over the past century, American jazz recordings have transformed from the music of New Orleans to at least 13 unique sub-genres. Given the importance …

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T. Allen LeVines

Ame-no-Uzume-no-Mikoto

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Aliya Cycon Project

Interview by Xingyu

Preab Meadar – transforming Poetry to Dance

Features

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In memoriam, Henry Augustine Tate

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New Faculty Fiction

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Music, Gender, and Society: Outstanding Student Essays, Spring 2016

Beth Denisch

Contests

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Student Creative Nonfiction Contest Winners

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How the West Was Won: Berklee Alumni Careers Transformed in L.A. and Beyond

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Poetry Contest Winner, 2016

Videos

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Triloka—Three Realms

Composed by Bruno Råberg

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Purple Money

Emily Estefan

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Rub Meat

Michael Heyman, PhD, DDS, SFPS. The Fizzbert P. Pinkbottom Endowed Chair of Nonsense at Berklee College of Music (FPPECNBCM) at a Berklee Poetry Slam

Events

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Ace Plays Opera: A Groundbreaking Concert for Guitar and Orchestra

Student orchestra from top three Boston Music Schools performs at First Church the Sanctuary

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Indian FUSION Event: The Rasas of Incredible India

Celtic FUSION 2014 - 1

Photos from Celtic FUSION – Am Fuaran

A Celebration of the Music of Scotland

Guest Artists
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Topography

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The Tango Lesson

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My Debut

Columns
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Thanking and Thinking

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Revolution and Literature in Camus’s The Stranger and Joyce’s Dubliners

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Introduction to Classical Ethiopian Philosophy

Archives
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Volume 3

Foggy Morning, Strathlachlan, Michael Russell

Volume 4

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BERKLEE COMMUNITY

Interviews
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African Ascent with Professor Paget Henry

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African Ascent

David Fiuczynski, w-Hat by oscarinn, No Hi Rez

FUSION Meets the Fuze: An Interview with David Fiuczynski

FUSION, Berklee College of Music’s global arts magazine, publishes writing, photography, video, theater, dance, and music by students, faculty, staff, and alumni from across the U.S. and our international communities. We also feature distinguished guest artists, some of whom have received NEA and NEH fellowships, the Guggenheim, and other major awards.