The Caucacity is prompted by the so often blurred lines between cultural appreciation and appropriation, and draws its main inspiration from Morning Gloryville's recent 'Africa' themed event.
The Caucacity is prompted by the so often blurred lines between cultural appreciation and appropriation, and draws its main inspiration from MorningGloryville's recent 'Africa' themed event:
The Caucacity is prompted by the so often blurred lines between cultural appreciation and appropriation, and draws its main inspiration from Morning Gloryville's recent 'Africa' themed event.
The Caucacity is prompted by the so often blurred lines between cultural appreciation and appropriation, and draws its main inspiration from MorningGloryville's recent 'Africa' themed event:
Cymatic Altar invites a diverse line-up of sound healers, performance artists, musicians, and DJs to create an intentional, communal, and multi-sensory journey of introspection. The evening is designed as a collective release of our own hierarchal conditioning – an invitation to dance, sing, sweat, and embody the antagonist within.
PERFORMERS
LINDT - MUSICIAN
GISOU GOLSHANI - SOUND ARTIST
KOUMBAH JANNEH - PERFORMANCE ARTIST
ANDREW PIERRE HART - SOUND ARTIST
IJEOMA UZOUKWU - SOUND ARTIST + DJ (SASORAYE)
RIEKO WHITFIELD - PERFORMANCE ARTIST
Cymatic Altar is a curation led by Ijeoma Uzoukwu, Rieko Whitfield, and Chooc Ly Tan.
Cymatic Altar is produced in partnership with Diasporas Now, a platform for multidisciplinary performance artists from non-Western backgrounds who use performance as tools for self-representation.
