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SUMMARY:MOYURBANDO - Paintings by Maykel Vargas
DESCRIPTION:Moyurbando references the Afro-Cuban religious mythology and practices\, that inspire this new\ncollection of oil-paintings by Cuban-born artist Maykel Vargas. Vargasʼs paintings call on ancient symbolism to\nexpress a spiritual path unique to todayʼs uncertain times. Out of the darkness\, imagery appears from a base of abstract shape and color to reveal both the symbolic\, as well as\, the everyday in his recollections of life in the streets of Havana\, Oakland and beyond. \nMaykel Vargas was born in Havana\, Cuba in 1977. Upon moving to the Unites States in 2008\, he began showing his work at Art Spaces such as Good Bye Blue Monday in Brooklyn\, New York. Additionally\, Vargas has worked extensively in the Bay Area as both a teacher and activist in the “Viva El Espanol Program” and “Growing Great Families Project”\, for HIV and substance abuse prevention. \nClick here for a downloadable flyer. \n 
URL:https://redpoppyarthouse.org/event/moyurbando-paintings-by-maykel-vargas/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Receptions,February,March
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SUMMARY:El dia de Cesar Chavez / Cesar Chavez commemoration - Si se puede!
DESCRIPTION:Celebrando el dia de Cesar Chavez \nCezar Chavez Commemoration \n\nActividad: Si se puede!\nActivity: Yes we can! \n\nAll Activities are FREE! \nArt material and monetary donations are welcomed to help sustain the program but volunteers are extremely encouraged!!!
URL:https://redpoppyarthouse.org/event/book-making-aprende-a-hacer-un-libro/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:All,Events,Family Art Activities
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SUMMARY:Quijeremá: The African Roots of Andean Music
DESCRIPTION:To understand the music of Quijerema is similar to learning the meaning of the name of the group itself.  At first glance\, the name might seem to be a locale\, or a meaningful word in another language\, but it is really the abbreviated combination of the names of the three founders of the group; “Qui” is for guitarist/flutist/singer Quique Cruz. “Jere” stands for Jeremy Allen the bassist/percussionist of the group\, and “Ma” is percussionist/cuatro/vocalist Maria Fernanda. The layering of different names to create a new word is an apt metaphor for the Quijerema creates their music. \nQuijerema often borrows rhythms\, instruments\, and sounds from far ranging folk traditions throughout South America and finds intriguing ways of mixing these folk traditions of different areas throughout South America together. But what is a Joropo? What is a bandola? Most audiences are unfortunately unaccustomed to hearing and knowing the myriad of distinct instruments\, rhythms\, and songs within the South American folk canon that Quijerema uses in their music\, until now. \nIn this very special evening performance/workshop on March 31\, the audience will be able to witness Quijerema deconstructing many of their songs\, explaining the vital folk traditions that their music is based on and how they creatively layer these musical traditions into a new musical entity. When audiences learn the intricate layers behind the music of Quijerema\, it will only enhance a listener’s experience. This will be a “behind the scenes” look into the music\, a unique experience for anyone who is interested in knowing how and why Quijerema creates their music. \nQuique Cruz: strings\, winds and percussion\nJeremy Allen: bass and percussion\nMaria Fernanda Acuña: percussion and Venezuelan cuatro\nHenry Hung: trumpet & flugelhorn\nPlus special invited guests \n“Using various methods of artistic expression\, Quijeremá is more than just a band. They are poets and multi-media designers. Combining sounds from almost all over Latin America\, their music contains a multicultural vibe that is guaranteed to impress anyone.” – SFReMezcla \nwww.quijerema.com \n$12-$20 admission. Doors at 7:30 pm. Show at 8:00 pm.
URL:https://redpoppyarthouse.org/event/quijerema-the-african-roots-of-andean-music/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:All,Events,March,Performing Arts
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