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Tonight: iNegros! A Cultural Introspection into the Afro-Latino Diaspora

Literanista September 20, 2006


NEGROS! A Cultural Introspection Into the Afro-Latino Diaspora

Date: Wednesday, September 20th
Time: 6:00pm – 9:00pm
Location:
Carlitos Café y Galería
(1701 Lexington, btw. 106th St. & 107th St.) New York
Cost: Free

Summary: Art for Change presents this exhibition, with art from Yasmin Hernandez, Keisha-Kham Perry and the photography Miriam Fogelson. The opening will also feature the poetry of Papoleto Melendez, with accompanying images by Luis Cordero and live drumming by Choco.

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