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Fall 2025 Online Display Announcement
The East Kingdom Ministry of Arts and Science invites you to share your artwork in the upcoming Arts and Science Online Display. All types of arts and science are welcome including research, food, ephemeral projects, performance, and more! Prior online displays can be viewed here. What do you need to do? Submit the following information... Continue Reading →
Performance Rubric Updates
Greetings to the East, here are some thoughts about and changes to the Performance rubric.The MOAS office has made changes to the Performance Rubric, which we would like to bring your attention to. Previously the category known as Performance/Creation is changing to Performance Practice. This brings the category more in line with modern performance teachings,... Continue Reading →
Martial A&S Roundtable
The MOAS office was pleased to host a martial Arts & Sciences round table recently. If you were not able to attend and would like to watch it, we now have a recording available online. Panelists spoke on a variety of topics at different experience levels, including: finding sources, challenges, project generation, and more! Possibly... Continue Reading →
We’ve Always Been Here, Part 3: Even More Queer History Through the Ages
June 23- John Swann Pirates, in the context of the Age of Piracy, were participants in a fully criminalized occupation. These exploits were not simply based in cultural conquest, as in the piracy of Scandinavian vikings or the Gothic-Herulic fleets that harried coastal towns and utilized the waterways for quick entry and escape, but was... Continue Reading →
Spring 2025 Online A&S Display
Welcome to our Spring 2025 Online A&S Display! Our Eastern Artisans have shared their research and work with us, please enjoy! Show your support by leaving positive comments or questions on their pages! Bardic and Performance Adelisa Salernitana — Arabic-Sicilian Scarf Dance Clothing Lucius Aternius Calidus — Medieval Mali Hat and Tunic Glass and Jewelry... Continue Reading →