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Afrolatino Arts Online Course 2020

This 1-credit class is offered in collaboration with Movimiento Afrolatino Seattle and Union Cultural Center. It will be co-taught online by local artists from Brazil, Puerto Rico, and the Garifuna people. Students will attend twice-weekly classes over three weeks to learn drums, dances, and songs. They will also participate in online community dialogues about culture, race, and immigration with Seattle's Afrolatino communities and international artists. The class aims to promote dialogue between Afrolatino and Afro-indigenous arts.

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Afrolatino Arts Online Course 2020

This 1-credit class is offered in collaboration with Movimiento Afrolatino Seattle and Union Cultural Center. It will be co-taught online by local artists from Brazil, Puerto Rico, and the Garifuna people. Students will attend twice-weekly classes over three weeks to learn drums, dances, and songs. They will also participate in online community dialogues about culture, race, and immigration with Seattle's Afrolatino communities and international artists. The class aims to promote dialogue between Afrolatino and Afro-indigenous arts.

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AUTUMN 2020 MUSEN 389/589 (1 credit)

Drum, Dance and Diaspora:


Afrolatino and Afro-indigenous
Arts in Dialogue

Autumn 2020
TTh 5:30-6:50, instruction on-line

Offered in Collaboration with


Movimiento Afrolatino Seattle (MAS)
and Union Cultural Center (UCC)

This class will be co-taught by a team of local


artists, and coordinated with a series of

Teaching Artists community dialogues organized by MAS.

Instruction is online, but students may borrow a


• Silvio dos Reyes & hand drum (such as a conga), if they don’t have
Dora Oliveira one, to play on at home and learn rhythms and
(Brazil) songs and dances.

Students will attend twice-weekly classes for


• Otoqui Reyes &
three weeks with artists from each of three
Sara Silva-Soto countries: Brazil, Puerto Rico and Garifuna
(Puerto Rico) (an Afro-indigenous people who live in Belize,
Honduras and Guatemala).
• Ricardo Güity &
Sylvia Blanco In addition to performance instruction in dance,
drumming and singing, students will attend
(Garifuna)
online community dialogues about culture, race
and immigration, with members of Seattle’s
• Milvia Pacheco
Afrolatino communities, as well as artists
(Coordinator) living abroad.

For information and add codes contact Shannon Dudley,


dudley@uw.edu.

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