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Guide to the Manifest Urban Arts Festival Records
Get PDFThis guide describes the organization and scope of the Manifest Urban Arts Festival records, housed within the College Archives & Special Collections at Columbia College Chicago. Manifest, a celebration of graduating undergraduate seniors and graduate students, has been an event at the college since 2002 as a campus-wide festival held each May
Its Sad to Say
No full textThis piece is a self produced hip hop music video revolving around the perspective of me, being a young African American male in Chicago, and also in college.I stress the topics of police brutality, injustice, lack of women rights, racism, unity, evolution, A.I etc, etc. This piece is like a travel through my mind as you hear me jump from topic to topic expressing my internal feelings about the world. In my lyrics I question the many obstacles we go through on the daily basis, and how its hard to navigate through it, but we as creators can push for evolution through positive vibrations on the planet. We can share this through our media’s of photography, music, writing, and so forth.https://digitalcommons.colum.edu/blackalbummixtape/1019/thumbnail.jp
Columbia Chronicle (02/14/2023)
Get PDFStudent newspaper from February 14, 2023 entitled The Columbia Chronicle. This issue is 20 pages. Cover story: The Sex Issue with special intimacy insert . Editor-in-Chief: Olivia Cohen.https://digitalcommons.colum.edu/cadc_chronicle/2106/thumbnail.jp
ALL of the places YOU kissed ME before YOU kissed HER
No full textThis series of nine images depicts various sections of body that were once kissed by a lover. At a glance, the photos depict the general deterioration of love; however, when paired with the title, it becomes clear that the piece focuses on a betrayal. Whether that be cheating or another form of disloyalty, the lover has moved on to a new person to some capacity, and these sections of body are now cold and unloved. While anyone can experience a betrayal of love, it is women who are often mistreated and used for their bodies. By displaying my own body, I place myself in the shoes of all other women who have had to experience the grief of being exploited
Guide to the Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson Collection
Get PDFColeridge-Taylor Perkinson was a composer, conductor, and pianist who composed classical, jazz, and popular music containing elements of spirituals, folk music, and blues. He was founding member and associate conductor of the Symphony for the New World, and had a long career as a composer includes activities in classical music, jazz, and film and television. The collection consists of scores, a scrapbook, programs, and publicity about his career from 1949 to 2004.https://digitalcommons.colum.edu/cmbr_guides/1052/thumbnail.jp
Post Hip Hop Dance: Then, Now, and Beyond
No full textPost Hip Hop Dance: Then, Now and Beyond is a podcast hosted by Malika Myka Okot that explores her original theory post hip hop dance, which looks at the past, present and future of hip hop dance to look at where it\u27s been and where it is going. This interview based podcast is a time capsule, documenting peoples experiences and journey\u27s with the culture and community of hip hop and street dance. The term post hip hop is not to say hip hop has ended or stopped but goes beyond what it started as, and is a way to view how foundations live in the hip hop dance of today and beyond.https://digitalcommons.colum.edu/blackalbummixtape/1024/thumbnail.jp
Harmony Blooms by Becky Raisman and Matt Robinson
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Verse 1: G C G G As the world keeps turning, let our voices be heard In concert with Mother Earth, our message will be stirred Em C G G With every beat of our drums, and strum of our guitars Em C D D Hippies, let\u27s spread love and peace, near and far!
Chorus: C D G Em Harmony blooms in a tapestry of love Peace is our anthem, flying high as doves We dance upon the meadows, wild and free C D Hippies, let your spirits soar, with serenity
Verse 2: G C G G Embracing nature\u27s beauty, we find solace in her grace With daisies in our hair, we paint a world with vibrant hues to chase Em C G G Our souls are intertwined, connected by a universal flow Em C G D (ALTERNATE ENDING TO THE VERSE TO SEE IF YOU LIKE THIS BETTER) Free spirits forever, planting seeds for change to grow
Chorus: Harmony blooms in a tapestry of love Peace is our anthem, flying high as doves We dance upon the meadows, wild and free Hippies, let your spirits soar, with serenity
Bridge (sure this isn\u27t a verse?): We are warriors of love, carrying peace as our shield Through the battles of prejudice, we\u27ll never yield With open hearts and open minds, we bridge the gaps that divide In this realm of togetherness, love will always thrive
Chorus: Harmony blooms in a tapestry of love Peace is our anthem, flying high as doves We dance upon the meadows, wild and free Hippies, let your spirits soar, with serenityhttps://digitalcommons.colum.edu/blackalbummixtape/1027/thumbnail.jp
Fading Woman
No full textA pencil drawing of a fading woman.https://digitalcommons.colum.edu/blackalbummixtape/1017/thumbnail.jp
To Go Home
No full textAfter this moment, dreaming of tomorrow…
Dreaming of tomorrow is nice, but first I’ll have to get through today. That’s what I’ll be doing, every day until the end of my spring semester here in Chicago. I’ve been away from a light in my life for a long, long time. I have been around the ocean since I was very young. Its presence has been solid throughout my life. When I learned to surf, that connection only grew more. Now, I’m pushing on four years since I would regularly go to the ocean to surf, swim, or just be there. Parts of that are out of my control of-course. Lake Michigan isn’t quite the Pacific. Though, I did choose to come here. In this video, I surf at my home break again. Where I learned, made mistakes, got better, and worse again. Through this project I aim to show the bittersweet reconnection of a lost passion and identity. To go home