Curb 2012 – Page 2 – Where Identities Intersect

Where Identities Intersect

Slaying Shakespeare

Slaying Shakespeare

November 11, 2012 by mreppen@wisc.edu in Arts, Heather Laing 1 comment

Prison arts program ends after enriching lives

Mural Breakdown: Inside the Inner City Arts Council Mural

Mural Breakdown: Inside the Inner City Arts Council Mural

November 11, 2012 by easton2@wisc.edu in Arts, Emily Connor, Interactive, Multimedia 2 comments

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An image of an African American woman looks out from the right of the Inner City Arts Council Mural.

Rural Murals Paint the History of a Small Wisconsin Town

November 11, 2012 by easton2@wisc.edu in Arts, Emily Connor, Multimedia 3 comments

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Rising Above

Rising Above

November 11, 2012 by mreppen@wisc.edu in Emily Genco, People 2 comments

One mother’s journey to transcend poverty

The Cloud Room, where Lee Ann Dzelzkalns leads her private sound journeys, surrounds the participant with her instruments.
Photo by: Stephanie Wezelman

Mindful Music

November 10, 2012 by mreppen@wisc.edu in Jourdan Miller, People 7 comments

Lee Ann Dzelzkalns heals through sound

Photo by: Molly Reppen

Lutefisk Links Norwegians in Wisconsin to their Past and Present

November 10, 2012 by mreppen@wisc.edu in Cuisine, Molly Reppen 2 comments

Lutefisk links Norwegians in Wisconsin to both their past and present

Bravery is one of the seven gifts given to the Menominee people from the Great Grandfather.
Photo by: Emily Genco

The Learning Curve

November 10, 2012 by easton2@wisc.edu in Community, Emily Genco 3 comments

American Indian students balance conflicting cultures in education

A turtle painted by local tribe members displays the Oneida Nation's circle of annual celebrations featuring seasonal food.

Oneidans Join in Food as Celebration

November 10, 2012 by mreppen@wisc.edu in Cuisine, Valerie Chesnik 2 comments

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Many elderly in rural areas face barriers to accessing healthy food, and almost-empty cupboards are a common experience.

Coping in the Desert

November 10, 2012 by easton2@wisc.edu in Alison Dirr, Cuisine 4 comments

An in-depth look at rural food scarcity

A newly born calf at one of the two Sassy Cow Creamery farms enjoys the brisk fall air.

Sassy and Fabulous

November 10, 2012 by mreppen@wisc.edu in Cuisine, Tessa Hahn 3 comments

How Sassy Cows create quality from creamery to cart