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Dance Heals All Wounds | WUNC
 </p> Jon Boogz and Lil Buck shed light on police brutality and social justice in their latest production.Credit Tim Salaz </p> </p> </p> When Jon Boogz was street dancing on Venice Beach, he never dreamed that one day he would choreograph for Dance legend Mikhail Baryshnikov. Nor could Charles â??Lil Buckâ?* Riley have predicted that a performance with cellist Yo-Yo Ma would go viral and expose the world to what happens when street Dance meets classical music. آ* This melding of unexpected art forms has taken these two young dancers on an unexpected journey from performing on the streets of Southern California to the world stage. One of their highly-regarded collaborations â??Color of Realityâ?* uses fine art and Dance to tackle the issue of unarmed African-Americans dying at the hands of police. Through their organization Movement Art Is (MAI), the two address issues that divide and destroy with the goal of healing age-old Wounds through movement. Their latest production â??Love Heals All Woundsâ?* infuses popping and jookin with spoken word, original music, and imagery to shed light on police brutality and mass incarceration. Jon Boogz and Lil Buck join host Frank Stasio to talk about their early days as struggling dancers and how they have elevated an artform given to them by the streets. â??Love Heals All Woundsâ?* is on stage in Raleigh on Saturday, Feb. 2 at 8 p.m. on the campus of North Carolina State University in the Talley Student Union. آ* Color of Reality آ* The Making of Color of Reality آ* آ* آ* آ* آ* آ* </p> Source link More 
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