African Roots, Shared Rhythms: Exploring African Arts and Culture in the UK
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£15
£15 per person; first 10 Goldsmith's students free.
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Discover African arts, music, and culture through a documentary screening, guest lecture, cultural conversation, and live workshop.
This event celebrates African arts, music, and heritage's contribution to Britain's creative landscape. It features a documentary screening of "ÀYÀN: The Drum That Speaks," a guest lecture by Professor Lucy Durán on the musical legacy of Pre-Colonial Mali, and an interactive talking drum workshop. The session concludes with a cultural conversation and live Q&A.
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