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Migration of African Art and Culture

April 17, 2004 Saturday 3PM CT ( listen)
From Africa to the Caribbean, from Brazil to London and back again: African art and culture have crossed the globe, influencing poets, musicians, authors and artists. Jean talks with poet Kwame Dawes (KWAH-mee DAWZ) and musician Ricardo Lemvo (ree-CAR-doh LEHM-voh) about the migration of African culture and it's impact on their work.

Guest

  • Kwame Dawes, poet, musician, playwright and Professor of English at the University of South Carolina.
  • Ricardo Lemvo, acclaimed Afro-Cuban musician , founder of the band Makina Loca.

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Soundbites and Music Used in the Program

  • To be announced


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