1st session: Agreements, Goals and Expectations of the program
2nd session: Understanding of the Black History of Latin America
3rd session: Writing Workshop
4th Session: Meeting all the Artists
5th Session: Cell Phone Photography
6th Session: Writing workshop (How to write about yourself)
7th session: Making art 1
8th session: Making art 2
9th session: Making art 3
10th session: Closing session
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We research events that illustrate a history of black people in Latin America to gain understanding on how our own history is positioned in that timeline.
We meet Afrolatin and afroindigenous artist, their lives and the different expressions of their indentities.
We gain skills interviewing, listening, writing, presenting, researching and exploring new forms of artistic expressions
We create a creative space to create art pieces according to the interests of each participant.
Workshop Facilitator
Jacob Taylor-Mosquera was born in Cali, Colombia and was adopted by a North American family here in Washington State. He…
Executive Director
I am an Afro-Latina artist born in Caracas-Venezuela, where I began my career as a dancer combining dance and theater…
Youth Program Coordinator
Christopher German, MSc (Them/Him) is an educator and artist from the Hilltop neighborhood of Tacoma, WA. In 2014 they graduated…
Tallerista
Venezuelan, from Caracas, T.S.U Administration, Marketing mention, Bachelor of Philosophy, M.Sc. in Comparative Literature, Photographer, Researcher and Curator of the…
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