Gina Mazza An intimate interview with best-selling author Joan Borysenko, PhD.
By her own facetious definition, Joan Borysenko is momentarily in the bardo of her worst nightmare. Hundreds of conference attendees await her scholarly wisdom on the language of the heart, and her PowerPoint just went kaput . . .
Pittsburgh’s public art is one of the many wonderful things that make it a very livable city. This 5-part series features specific neighborhoods, with a
Dancer/choreographer Sreyashi Dey embodies the wisdom and tradition behind Odissi, a classical Indian dance style originally performed in second century BC as a sacred ritual.
An essay about choreographing a life of personal relevance. Up the marble staircase I skipped to the third floor of the Jenkins Arcade, straight into