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Twin Bloom brings years of collaboration to debut EP

East Bay Express | OAKLAND, BERKELEY & EAST BAY NEWS
Oakland
Sports
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Before they came together as Twin Bloom, the four musicians in the band—vocalist and guitarist Gvir Aviv, lead guitar player Mickle Nguyen, bass player and multi-instrumentalist Josh Cano, and drummer Sandra Alva—were all veterans of other projects. This week they’ll release Twin Bloom, a self-titled EP that slowly took shape over the past few years. […]

Pragati Sharma Mohanty reimagines the ‘Ramayana’ through Sita’s story

East Bay Express | OAKLAND, BERKELEY & EAST BAY NEWS
Oakland
Community
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When Pragati Sharma Mohanty was a little girl growing up in India, the nation was riveted to a television show telling the epic tale of the Ramayana. But as an adult, she said in a phone interview, she realized how much more complex the original text is. She investigated 15 ancient versions of the story […]

Cece Carpio transforms memory into community art

East Bay Express | OAKLAND, BERKELEY & EAST BAY NEWS
Oakland
Community
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For as long as memory serves, visual art has been a means of connection, adaptation and survival for Cece Carpio. Expressed through paper, pencil, ink, acrylic and aerosol paint, or installations that might include sticks, fabric, shoes, bottles, blades, candles and more, the Oakland-based artist/educator tells stories highlighting the dignity of everyday people and others […]

Fruitvale’s taco trucks keep tradition rolling

East Bay Express | OAKLAND, BERKELEY & EAST BAY NEWS
Oakland
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Along the street-like canals of the ancient Aztec city Tenochtitlan—modern day Mexico City—vendors routinely sold various meats, stews and even chili sauces that Spanish ethnographer Franciscan Friar Bernardino de Sahagún described as “hot, very hot, very, very hot.” Street vending worked its way into colonial Mexico, later evolving into a robust part of the country’s […]

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