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Interactive art festival takes over Cincinnati for the second time

Nadya Ellerhorst, Fine Arts Section Editor|November 8, 2019

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When picking music to sing, Nims has countless options. “I have to use my professional judgment on music, which will be educational but also rewarding and fun,” Nims said. “I try to do a variety of styles from a variety of time periods. I want to pick music, which is worth spending a couple of months working on.”

Keep calm and sing on

Last year, members of the Poetry Slam Team competed at the [insert comp name here].“Kevin and Rahifa, the current SENIOR and junior poet laureates, are both part of the Poetry Slam Team,” Jake Riordan said. “So they're not only writing poetry and sharing it in a written format, but they're reciting it, memorizing it and dramatically performing in front of a live audience all throughout the city.”

Voices of vulnerability

Back to the roots

Crowds gathered outside of Music Hall to watch the light show that was projected onto the building. This exhibit had four different projections, created by Chaske, Haverkos, Susan Kosti, Lightborne and AVextened.

Blink and it’s gone

One challenge that Vikki Brown faced while filming Hear 2 Heal was finding extras, which she believes did not occur due to a lack of interest. “I think everyone is so busy,” Brown said. “It’s not that they're not interested, it's that they’re in sports or band or music and they have things already planned.”

BLINK if you missed it

Keep calm and sing on

Voices of vulnerability

Back to the roots

Blink and it’s gone

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