Friday, March 1, 2019

Tout-Monde Festival in Miami brings awareness to French Caribbean Community


Tout-Monde Festival

www.Tout-Monde-Festival.com

The Tout-Monde Festival brings artistic, cultural and intellectual awareness around the French Caribbean community in the U.S. The festival is organized by the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in the USA, as well as the France Florida Foundation for the Arts. Now in its second year in Miami, Tout-Monde Festival will take place from March 13 - 17 at various cultural institutions throughout the Magic City. The festival stands out in a sea of commerce-driven initiatives, with all events free and open to the public.

A few events highlights will include:
·         Yue#Sorority dance and installation on climate change at Perez Art Museum Miami. Interviews available with creators: Myriam Soulanges (Guadeloupe), Anne Meyer (French Guiana) and Guy Gabon (Guadeloupe)
·      Echo-Natures Cannibal Desire Exhibition, a response to the powerful pulsions, longings and fantasies of a violence from another time, at Little Haiti Cultural Complex. Interviews available with: Curators Jean-Marc Hunt (Guadeloupe) and Marie Vickles (US), as well as visual artists Gwladys Gambie (Martinique), Minia Biabiany (Guadeloupe), Pepe Mar (Cuba) and Keisha Witherspoon (Florida-based artist and filmmaker) 

·         Biosphere Performance, mixing hip-hop, breakdance and contemporary dance at Little Haiti Cultural Complex

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