Art of the Month: Wild and Hungry by the Art of Seth — Finding Unfathomable Hope Beyond the Edge
The Art of Seth’s imaginative creatures, alien landscapes and story-poems can be seen in Wild and Hungry. It’s a multi media collage assembled from original abstract paintings he’s made and …
Song of the Month: Juanes’ La Tierra — The Inspiring Anthem Turning Love for the Earth Into a Battle Cry
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C47u2Q8Gldg&t=3s By Alliance Communications Coordinator Amy Durr To celebrate Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month, we’re sharing Juanes’ song La Tierra (The Earth), a poetic tribute to our bond with the …
Song of the Month: Be Kind – The OK Factor’s Tiny Porch Concert with a Big Heart
The OK Factor “are great advocates for the potential of folk-inspired music,” says Claire Philpott of Classical MPR. By Alliance President Terry Gips This month we’re sharing a sweet, upbeat …
Arts for Social Change: The Boisterous Broadway Revival of Cabaret Confronts the Parallels of Nazism and Trump
The flamboyant, individualistic, weird and wild Cabaret, The Revival cast in the opening scene. Credit: Broadway World By Alliance Intern Rachael Lee UT’ 25 I just saw the boisterously colorful, …
Art of the Week: Gone, But Glowing — Isabella Kirkland’s Love Letters to the Species of Our Time and Those Passed
Gone by Isabella Kirkland. The sixty-three species painted in GONE have all become extinct since the mid 1800’s and the colonization of the New World. Click on this link and …