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Poet and dancer Jade Joan explores heartbreak through movement, inhabiting grief as poetic gestures

For the short film You’ve Already Gone, Los Angeles-based director Sam Mandich reflects on how the body stores experience by inhabiting the sensations of grief and heartbreak.

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Volcanic brutalism and building with molten lava reshape architecture in a future Icelandic city

On the Cape Verdean island of Santiago, women preserve clay-molding traditions rooted in the earth

U.S. figure skater Starr Andrews talks training rituals, motivations & breaking boundaries on ice

In the Brazilian Amazon, the Indigenous Shanenawá people root identity in nature and spirituality

Artist Nana Yaa Asare-Boadu responds to an unfinished Brutalist building in Accra through movement

In Hong Kong, Jessie Andrews unlocks desire and illusion as two strangers meet over shared birthdays

California assemblage artist Betye Saar framed African American identity and history through objects

On Rio de Janeiro’s subway, dancers use Passinho to dispel negative stereotypes of Brazil’s favelas

A Kashmiri widow becomes the caretaker of a small land plot after mysteriously losing her husband

A dance that reifies relation and resists conformity of Japanese work culture

On Mexico’s Sonoran coast, Indigenous Comcaac women root ancestral basket weaving in the paranormal

Stella Blackmon captures growing up over an Ozarks summer, marking the countdown to turning 13