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Pandemic (digital art created on canvas), 2022

   Pandemic. Digital art on canvas. 2022. Afrika Abney The global health crisis that emerged in recent years has profoundly impacted lives across the world. This unprecedented situation, characterized by the rapid spread of a contagious virus, has led to widespread illness, loss, and significant changes in daily routines. Communities have faced challenges in accessing healthcare, while individuals have grappled with the emotional toll of isolation and uncertainty. The pandemic has not only tested our resilience but has also highlighted the importance of solidarity and support among people. As the world navigated through this tumultuous period, many found themselves adapting to new ways of living and working. Remote work became the norm for countless individuals, while schools transitioned to online learning, creating a new landscape for education. The shift brought about both opportunities and challenges, as families juggled responsibilities and sought to maintain a sense of n...

The Crisis in Book Review: an Arts Journalism Conference February 22-26, 2022

  BOOKS published by DC-area authors are a cultural highlight of each year yet many books by area authors don’t receive a single book review. DC-based arts nonprofit Day Eight is focusing on this “Crisis in Book Review” in its annual arts journalism conference to be held February 22-26. The conference consists of a series of workshops, panels, and keynote sessions. The conference is produced in partnership with The DC Line, The Washington Independent Review of Books, Alan Squire Publishing, Barrelhouse Press, Dryad Press, The Writer’s Center, Tagg Magazine, and through support from the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities and HumanitiesDC.   The Crisis in Book Review: an Arts Journalism Conference February 22-26, 2022