Tout-Monde Festival
Date: Friday, March 2, 2018
Time: 5–9pm
Location: The Wolfsonian–FIU @ 1001 Washington Avenue
Spanning all fields—visual and performing arts including music, dance, theatre, as well as film, and literature—the Tout-Monde Festival will present contemporary artistic, cultural, and intellectual practices of the Caribbean. The Wolfsonian hosts the festival on March 2, with a program featuring Kenny Dunkan, a Guadeloupe-born artist who now lives in Paris and Zurich.
5:00–6:00pm: Teen-friendly library tour of Caribbean tourism materials
6:00–7:15pm: Caribbean short film, Tezen, curated by Third Horizon
7:15–8:00pm: View Kenny Dunkan’s installations Protect Me and Figure One
8:00–8:30pm: Conversation with Kenny Dunkan
8:30–8:45pm: Back to Basics live performance by Kenny Dunkan
Free and open to the public
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