TAI Magazine 2008-present

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    (Traditional Arts Indiana / Indiana University, 2010-10) Traditional Arts Indiana
    In this issue: Neighbors from Burma: Images and Stories from the Chin Community (with dual text in Haka), Chin Folktale, Chin Community, Photovoice, Letter from the Curator, Chin National Day, Indiana State Fair, "The Feeling of the Rope": What is Community?, Pekin 4th of July, Lavern Miller (casket maker)
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    (Traditional Arts Indiana / Indiana University, 2009-04) Traditional Arts Indiana
    This issue includes: Highlights from folktraditions.com, TAI in the Community, Indiana State Fair, Rotating Exhibit Network preview, Notes from the Field--Steuben County Survey, "Looking at the Overlooked": What is Tradition?, Sisters of the Cloth, Recording Indiana's Musical Traditions, Exhibits and Workshops, Staff Profiles
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    (Traditional Arts Indiana / Indiana University, 2008) Traditional Arts Indiana
    Featured in this issue: Opening of the Center for Folk Traditions, TAI Activities in the Community, Rotating Exhibit Network overview, State Fair Fiddle Contest, State Fair Masters Gerry Gray and the Family Reunion String Band & Donna Jo Copeland (spinner and weaver), TAI Talks, Interview with Dee Nierman (rag rug weaver), Field Notes on Brown County rag rug maker
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    (Traditional Arts Indiana / Indiana University, 2008) Traditional Arts Indiana
    This issue features: the Crafting Sound exhibit, the Rotating Exhibit Network, folktraditions.com, TAI's recognition by the state legislature, and TAI at the Indiana State Fair, including performances and the State Fair Masters, Noble Melton (fiddler), and Gerry and Ralph Dunkin (miniature donkey breeders). Featured artist interview: Prince Julius Adeniyi; Notes from the Field: Franklin County.