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Transformative Visions
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Time: March 21, 2015 from 2pm to 5pm
Location: Impact Hub, Oakland, CA
Street: 2323 Broadway
City/State: Oakland/CA
Info/Tickets/Map: http://transformative-visions…
Phone: 510 316-0949
Event Type: live jazz, spoken word, visual art, transformation, free, bay area
Organized By: LaToya Lopez
Latest Activity: Mar 13, 2015
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Event Description
razoo.com/story/Transformative-VisionsTRANSFORMATIVE VISIONS is a dynamic multimedia arts event with a message of peace, justice, and possibility. In a climate of pervasive violence and division, and in this time of growing social movements – including #BlackLivesMatter – our intent is to both challenge and inspire. To lift up the truth that each of us carries a creative vision. Within each of us is the power to transform ourselves, our communities, and our world.
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LIVE JAZZ with musical all stars The Destiny Muhammad Project (Destiny Muhammad on harp and vocals, Duane Muziki Roberson on keyboard, Mark Heshima Williams on upright bass, Vince Tolliver on viola, Leon Joyce Jr on drums, Doug Ellington on trumpet, Paulynn Brown vocals) ...with special guests, Sistahs of the Drum.
SPOKEN WORD ARTISTS performing original works with a message of positive social change: Blackberri, Demitrius Burnett, Kin Folkz, Kinara Sankofa, Marvin White, Schmian Evans, Virtuous, Yani Davis.
VISUAL ART EXHIBIT on display from March 6-27 at Omi Gallery / Impact Hub Oakland. Bay Area artists, working in a wide range of styles and media, are participating. They include: Aambr Newsome, Abba Yahudah, Eesuu Orundide, Favianna Rodriguez, James Gayles, Kris Patton, Marnika Shelton, Ramekon O’Arwisters, Salma Arastu, William Rhodes.
This is a FREE event, but your DONATIONS help make it possible!
Please support our fundraising campaign and check out our video at: razoo.com/story/Transformative-Visions
You can RSVP and claim your FREE ticket here: transformative-visions.eventbrite.com
Thank you!
And if you are interested in volunteering, please contact us!
Event Schedule (approximate):
2PM Artist Reception (with refreshments); live painting; free massage; artist tabling
2:30PM - Drum Call & Libation by Sistahs of the Drum
2:45PM - Spoken Word performances
4PM-5PM - Jazz concert - Destiny Muhammad Project
Thank you to Akonadi Foundation, and to our presentation partners: Harpist from the Hood, Kin Folkz, Spectrum Queer Media, G Mixing, Pochino Press, Omi Gallery/ Impact Hub Oakland. ♥
Impact Hub Oakland is conveniently located near BART and bus lines. Metered and un-metered 2-hour street parking is available, and longer parking at the following lots nearby:
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