CIRCLE OF VOICES INC.
presents
"Issues Through Art"
An evening of Social Expressionism
Poetry, Singing, Book Readings, & more....
Community Artist Addressing Community Issues
Saturday, November 21st, 2009
7PM -10PM
@
The Center
208 West 13th Street
(Between 7th & 8th Avenues)
NYC, NY 10003
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Advance admission: $10
On-line $11 w/Service fees
$15 at the door
*Group ticket special available
(Buy 10 & get one free! Offer not available on-line-must send e-mail)
(Until Nov 10th 2009 12am )
ONLINE TICKETING
A Pre-Holiday Benefit & Market Place & Gallery (with Silent Auction)
Featuring: G Winston James -Author of Shaming the Devil, Renair- Spoken Word Diva, “Mildred” Artist formally know as “Dred”, Devin Christy – Vocalist,
Stefon Royce, Impersonator & more........
Gallery Artist Charly Dominguez & John Hanning
Vendors & Exhibitors wanted now ($40 special) Early Bird Rate
(Offer will increase Nov 10th 2009 After12am) (Limited time offer)
Info call: 718-975-0141 or email info[at]covinc.org
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www.circleofvoicesinc.org
UPDATE: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd, 2009:
Below are a bunch of pics from the event of different things going on. Have FUN looking...
The Issues Through Art event was pretty decent. Not a bad show, but for some reason I was under the impression (assumption) of seeing a lot of African Diasporic drawn art. Instead the "art" manifested itself through a myriad of spoken word, dance performances, singing and drumming. It was good and I liked the event, but I was expecting paintings of art. MY stuff. But perhaps because I knew about this event through my friend Charly who posted this on Facebook and is an artist who draws, I probably drew my parallels from that.
Strangely, as my friend Charly Dominguez, whose art work was on display at this event,pointed out to me, the "issues" were kind of missing from most of the art since this was called "ISSUES THROUGH ART". The most prolific part of the event was one spoken word artist who spoke on some serious issues concerning the Black SGL (same gender loving) community and the lack of LOVE we receive from the larger Black community. I think I've seen and heard this sistah before at another African event at The Center (KWANZAA perhaps).
Below are a bunch of pics from the event of different things going on. Have FUN looking...
MilDRED Performing One Of Many Characters
Hmmmmm...?
MilDRED's Revelation! LOL! ;-)
MilDRED Performing Another Alter Ego Character
Hmmmmm...?
MilDRED's Revelation! LOL! ;-)
MilDRED Performing Another Alter Ego Character
Charly's Alter Ego.
Charly Is Not Only A INCREDIBLY Talented Artist,
But A HOTTIE/CUTIE As Well! LOL! ;-)
Charly Is Not Only A INCREDIBLY Talented Artist,
But A HOTTIE/CUTIE As Well! LOL! ;-)
Brutha Jawamza Was The Raffle Winner
Of This Particular Art Piece Drawn By Charly Dominguez!
I Was So Envious (I Didn't Win With My Raffle Ticket)
Because It's A Really Nice Art Piece With Embossed 3D Parts.
Also, This Beautiful Art Piece Reminds Me
Of An Acquaintance By The Name of Adam.
Jawamza (An Artist Himself, left) &
Artist Charly Dominguez (right)
Taking A Picture Together
Art Piece Name: "Bluez of a 'B' Boi"
Jawamza's African Egyptian Staff
Is Forged From Mahogany. INCREDIBLE!
(Not A Part OF The Art Show)
Jawamza's Website:
www.goddessherstory.org
Jawamza With His Won Art Piece
And His Hand Forged Mahogany African Egyptian Staff.
This Pics And The Next Pic Below Are Merchandising
That Vendors Were Selling
Of This Particular Art Piece Drawn By Charly Dominguez!
I Was So Envious (I Didn't Win With My Raffle Ticket)
Because It's A Really Nice Art Piece With Embossed 3D Parts.
Also, This Beautiful Art Piece Reminds Me
Of An Acquaintance By The Name of Adam.
Jawamza (An Artist Himself, left) &
Artist Charly Dominguez (right)
Taking A Picture Together
Art Piece Name: "Bluez of a 'B' Boi"
Jawamza's African Egyptian Staff
Is Forged From Mahogany. INCREDIBLE!
(Not A Part OF The Art Show)
Jawamza's Website:
www.goddessherstory.org
Jawamza With His Won Art Piece
And His Hand Forged Mahogany African Egyptian Staff.
This Pics And The Next Pic Below Are Merchandising
That Vendors Were Selling
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