The dance features giant puppets ... These intricate designs are inspired by Dayak patterns from Kalimantan, a region in Indonesia known for its geometric motifs drawn from nature — flowers, animals ...

Apr. 11-12: The annual curated Future Dance Festival happens at 92NY and “…connects the next generation of choreographers and dance filmmakers with the current generation of directors and industry ...

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We are given a study of the designs and patterns on the specimens forming the Cambridge and British Museum collections of Iban (Sea Dayak) cloths, of which the best known and most numerous are the ...

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The word ‘Dayak’ is a collective term referring to the several hundred sub ethnic groups of indigenous people of Borneo. To name a few major ethnic groups, there are the Iban (Sea Dayak), Bidayuh ...

The dance features giant puppets ... These intricate designs are inspired by Dayak patterns from Kalimantan, a region in Indonesia known for its geometric motifs drawn from nature — flowers ...

"Waited 35 years for this dance to trend." Will Smith reunited with "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" co-star Tatyana Ali to recreate one of the most beloved moments from the popular sitcom.

Doechii first shared ‘Anxiety’, which is built around a sample of Gotye‘s 2012 hit ‘Somebody That I Used To Know‘, on YouTube in 2019. Recently, the song went viral, and the rapper ...

The clip, which reimagines a scene from Fresh Prince‘s 1990 pilot episode, sees Smith copying Ali’s dance moves before spotting the actor dancing along. Doechii then comes into the frame to jo ...

A new TikTok trend is bringing pangs of nostalgia to the internet as people bring back an iconic '90s dance. Set to rapper Doechii’s song “Anxiety,” people have been re-creating a moment ...

One of the most popular songs from the disco era comes from The Village People and their 1978 hit “Y.M.C.A.” While the dance is mostly cheerleading hand movements making the letters, the ...