Erriyon Knighton, the 17-Year-Old American Who Broke Usain Bolt’s Junior Record, Makes History Again

July 2, 2021  EditEdit with WPBakery Page Builder Seventeen-year-old track and field star Erriyon Knighton has been working hard this month, and it’s officially paying off. Late last month, Knighton broke Usain Bolt’s under-18 200 meters record with a time of 20.11 shortly after going pro — the Jamaican Olympic […]

Eleven seniors design flags for an open-to-the-public art exhibit in Times Square called ‘How I Keep Looking Up’

Photos by Maria Baranova   Viviane Faver  Produced by Times Square Arts, the exhibition, How I Keep Looking Up: Flags of Resilience, by the organization’s first resident public artist, Christine Wong Yap, will be in the streets of Times Square until August 9th. The project collaborates with Encore Community Services, […]

Beyond Greenwood, Beyond Rage: How The Trauma Of The Tulsa Race Massacre Can Still Be Felt In The District Today

For the 100-year commemoration of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, maestra, a black-female owned creative social impact agency, curated spaces and places to pay homage to the descendants of Black Wall Street, educate storytellers on the history of the Greenwood District, and to create momentum around […]