Clicky Skip to Content

Parsing the Ocean Veil

“Depth of Identity: Art as Memory and Archive” is a project of exploration being presented by Diaspora Vibe Cultural Arts Incubator.

Performance-art presentations are free and open to the public. 

Saturday, 3:30-5:30 p.m., October 15: “Tama” is an hourglass-shaped hand drum often called the “Talking Drum from Senegal,” played by West African storytellers. 

Sunday, 2-4 p.m., October 16: “Parsing the Ocean Veil,” is a performative project that addresses the environmental issues of climate change and the impacts of trash in the ocean.

Both presentations will be held at Green Space Miami, 7200 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33138.

Performance of Tama

This is a a performance-art piece by artist Yacine Tilala Fall in collaboration with Elijah Rose Williamson. The Wolof tama (drum) is made by the Wolof and Serer people. Its sound mimics human speech and it’s most often played by griots for rituals and oral historians. Inspired by the form and functionality of the drum, this performance consists of a head form worn by two participants that will speak through touch. 

Parsing the Ocean Veil

This is a collaborative performance-art piece linking ocean pollution to climate change, created by artists Kim Yantis and Lucinda Linderman of Suiting-Up for the Future Arts Collective, with artist Dito Sudito. The artists present a pair of embodied ocean characters, who navigate the exterior and interior of the gallery while transplanting plastic waste during their performance.

For more information on these and other upcoming presentations, visit dvcai.org

RSVP to attend “Tama.”

RSVP to attend Parsing the Ocean Veil

 

To keep up with latest news, sign up for the daily Miami on the Cheap newsletter. You can also follow us on FacebookTwitter and Instagram.

Other free and cheap things to do

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...

Leave a Reply

Living on the CheapMiami on the Cheap is a member of Living on the Cheap, a network of websites published by frugalistas, journalists and consumer advocates. Find practical advice on saving money on groceries, travel and shopping, plus tips from our experts on how to live the good life for less at Living on the Cheap.

Living on the Cheap in the Media