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Join us in celebrating African Heritage Month with a thought-provoking panel discussion featuring artists from Down Home, an exhibition at the Dalhousie Art Gallery curated by Fabiyino Germain-Bajowa. Through their unique works, these artists share layered stories that illuminate the strength and vibrancy of African Nova Scotian and Black Canadian life and identity. Drawing on their distinct cultural backgrounds and personal experiences, the artists will engage in a conversation exploring themes of diverse representation and cultural continuity through art and creative expression. This event is free to the public. ASL interpretation will be provided.
Presenters include:
Chantal Gibson – African Canadian author, poet, artist, and educator
Kayza DeGraff-Ford – African Canadian visual artist
Rebecca Fisk – African Nova Scotia visual artist and educator
Preston Pavlis – African American visual artist
Vanessa Thomas – African Nova Scotian digital artist/muralist
This event is offered in recognition of African Heritage Month and is presented in partnership with Dalhousie Art Gallery, Dalhousie African Nova Scotian Strategy Advisory Council, and Halifax Public Libraries.
Image: Justin Augustine, The Faith Catchers (detail), 2000. Collection of Dalhousie Art Gallery.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Halifax Central Library, Paul O'regan Hall, 1445 Queen St, Halifax, NS B3J 2H7, Canada,Halifax, Nova Scotia
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