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Nia Bowers

Indianapolis
As seen in: MSN, USA Today, Rolling Stone Australia, SPIN, The Village Voice, Los Angeles Magazine, Arizona Daily Star, Tulsa World, Billings Gazette, Haute Living and
Covers:  I am extremely open to writing about virtually anything, but I do find that topics such as music, art, history, social media, and lifestyle come naturally to me.
Doesn't Cover: I steer clear of topics that are distinctly political.

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Nia Bowers’s Biography

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I am a content writer with experience producing articles across a variety of topics. I have a bit of a natural bent for everything categorized under "the arts," but that will not deter me from producing pieces in industries that focus on tech, crypto, automotive, business management, marketing, and more.

Currently, I hold a Bachelor's degree in English with a minor in writing. My previous work experience allows me to follow instructions accurately and conduct research thoroughly regardless of …

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Purple: A Cultural History | Art & Object

Purple: A Cultural History | Art & Object

If you have a bent for the occasional musical throwback, you may wonder why Prince wouldn't sing about "Red R…

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Kintsugi Pottery Mending: Fragile Art for the Anxious Mind | Art & Object

Kintsugi Pottery Mending: Fragile Art for the Anxious Mind | Art & Object

The course of this global pandemic has left many feeling shattered and searching for distraction. Derived fro…

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10 Artworks that Honor Martin Luther King Jr. | Art & Object

10 Artworks that Honor Martin Luther King Jr. | Art & Object

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. has had quite a lasting international impact. This sentiment holds within every ev…

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A Must-See African Metal Arts Exhibit: "Peace, Power & Prestige" | Art & Object

A Must-See African Metal Arts Exhibit: "Peace, Power & Prestige" | Art & Object

The arrival of a traveling exhibition entitled Peace, Power & Prestige: Metal Arts in Africa comes as no surp…

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How Fabergé Eggs Became a Symbol of Easter | Art & Object

How Fabergé Eggs Became a Symbol of Easter | Art & Object

When the czar Alexander III took the throne in 1881-accompanied by his wife, Maria Feodorovna, he unwittingly…

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Fooling the Eye: Trompe L'oeil in Art History | Art & Object

Fooling the Eye: Trompe L'oeil in Art History | Art & Object

A fascinating thing about our eyes is their ability to deceive us. From how our visual system and brain perce…

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Mahendra Sah Rauniyar and the Fight to Keep Mithila Painting Alive

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| The Village Voice
In Janakpur, a city in Nepal’s Madhesh region, a centuries-old painting tradition has survived on the walls of homes, in wedding chambers, and across festival spaces. Known as Mithila art, it carries the mythology, ritual life, and ecological symbolism of the Maithil people, who live across the border regions of Nepal and India.
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Omar Hesham: A VFX Artist’s Journey from Egypt to Hollywood Productions

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By Nia Bowers
| The Village Voice
CGI artist Omar Hesham is well-versed in success across multiple animation industries, taking on various roles. His main priority is helping clients succeed, and his second focus is on sharing his knowledge and teaching others within the digital art space. His VFX artwork has been featured in several popular, top-box-office hits.
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Kris Hamburger on Building a Miami Insurance Powerhouse

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By Nia Bowers
| The Village Voice
In an industry often defined by legacy thinking and incremental change, Kris Hamburger has built a career and a business by doing the opposite. From dropping out of college before it was socially acceptable to helping insure billions of dollars in commercial property nationwide, Hamburger’s path reflects a rare combination of technical rigor, long-term vision, and respect for relationships over short-term wins. Hamburger entered the insurance world in 2000, just shy of his 21st birthday.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

While in college, I landed an internship at the State Archives of North Carolina and wrote a few blog posts on my findings and experiences!

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I've only ever used a typewriter once in high school. It made me thankful for laptops and modern keyboards.

How is social media changing news?

With phones at our fingertips, social media eases our ability to access new information. It also makes it easy to come across inaccuracies.

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