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ethnographies of historical experience produced by students in UW Honors 212 B: What Does Art Do?: Understanding Caribbean and Gulf Coast Embodied Oral History and Performing Arts Expressions through the Humanities

Taught by Dr. Nina Katharina Müller-Schwarze, Part-time Temporary Lecturer (Anthropology), Spring 2022, University of Washington, Seattle

1. Theme of Shared History, Short Story

2. Son Cubano: Interview with Felix Enrique Valera

3. Learning Bomba

The small story of me coming to my Professora’s house to learn Bomba dancing and drumming from her and her…

4. Interview with Steelpan Artist Kimani Bishop

5. Haitian Flag Day Celebration in Seattle

https://www.jujuscaribbeankitchen.com/

6. Digital Storytelling Amie Sanchez

7. Pam’s Kitchen

8. Burton Chenet: The Art and Memory

9. Exploring Foodways: Jamaica and More

Arepa: Healthy Caribbean Food

Art in the Design of Airports

Jamaican History and Culture

Taste of the Caribbean

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