Appalachia is home to many types of music: Old-time and bluegrass, of course, but also rock and hip hop, Americana and jazz, metal and hardcore — and dungeon synth. In fact, that genre, which spun out of black metal, will be showcased outside Whitesburg, Kentucky this weekend, June 13 and 14, at Appalachian Dungeon Fest.
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West Virginia LearningMedia, a free digital resource sponsored by West Virginia Public Broadcasting presents another collection of media resources.
The collection, In the Making is a collection of short biographical videos, provided by the Tamarack Artisan Foundation, of seven West Virginian artists that profile them making their art. As companion resources each video is paired with a video art lesson which allows the viewer to create their own art in the style of the particular artist profiled.
No previous art experience is required. This series is perfect for an art lesson in the classroom or for the individual who wants to explore their own creativity.
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