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Wenda Gu
Wenda Gu is a "hair artist" who uses hair as his artistic medium to symbolize our common humanity. EGG visits his Brooklyn studio, where he creates his work that brings all the cultures and races of the world together and reminds us of what we all share.
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African Hair
Hair as art? For hundreds of years, Africans have created elaborate hairstyles. In Africa, whether warrior, child, priest or widow, the coiffure reflected class, status and age. The intricate art of braids and dreadlocks continues today and in America, too.
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Bowmaker
For Lev Polyakin, violinist of the Cleveland Orchestra, finding the perfect bow is akin to finding the love of one's life. EGG visits Cleveland's famed Severance Hall and the studio of Bowmaker David Orlin to learn how the pairing of bow and instrument creates beautiful music.
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Chameleon Theatre Circle
Apple Valley, MN. Home to 29 fast-food restaurants, 13 beauty salons, and one community theater. What did they choose as their biggest show of the year? "Hair!"
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