Been a Long Time Comin': Pluralism and the African Diasporic Aesthetic Presented by: Arts & Events Programming Date: February 4, 2013 Event Time(s):11:00 AM to 1:30 PMWebsite: www.baltc-utsc.eventbrite.ca/Email: aep@utsc.utoronto.ca Phone:416-208-4769 Costs: Free Cost Information: Please RSVP at our website. To kick of Black History Month celebrations at the University of Toronto Scarborough, the Department of Arts, Culture and Media is pleased to present Been a Long Time Comin': Pluralism and the African Diasporic Aesthetic, an exploration of the influences of the African diasporic aesthetic upon contemporary cultural performance in Canada. Featuring Kashe Dance and the wind in the leaves collective, the performances intricately unearth the personal and historical journeys of the African diaspora. Following the performances, Kevin Ormsby, Amanda Paixao, and Charles Smith will engage with the audience in a reflective artist talk. Generously supported by the Ontario Arts Council, the Toronto Arts Council, and TD Insurance. Location:University of Toronto Scarborough - Leigha Lee Browne Theatre 1265 Military Trail Ellesmere Road and Military Trail Map to this event Public Transit:TTC Trip Planner Southeast Dance, Live performances.
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1265 Military Trail