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Harlem Business Alliance
Thursday November 20, 2008
290 Lenox Ave (between 125 and 126 Streets)
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A Home Within
Thursday November 20, 2008
Columbia University Dodge Hall Room 622

A Home Within
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Columbia University Dodge Hall Room 622, 7:30pm
Campus Map: http://www.columbia.edu/about_columbia/map/dodge.html



Sathima Bea Benjamin
in conversation with Professor Gwen Ansell
with guest Onaje Allan Gumbs

For South Africans of color under apartheid, America and its jazz scene were the site of dreams: the place where the genre was shaped and black musicians achieved national stardom. For the African-American community, Africa, as the ancestral homeland, embodies its own visions. Singer/composer Sathima Bea Benjamin grew up in Cape Town, watching movies and listening to jazz records from America. Rejecting a life under apartheid, her career took her to New York, where she now lives. In conversation with Gwen Ansell, Sathima discusses with sung and recorded illustrations the emotions and debates American music stirred among Cape Town's jazz players and the way America responds to the Africa she carries in her heart and her music.

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The Louis Armstrong Visiting Professorship program is made possible by a generous grant to the Center for Jazz Studies from the Louis Armstrong Educational
Foundation

For more information on the Center for Jazz Studies activities, please visit our website at www.jazz.columbia.edu or call 212-851-1633.
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Artist Talk and Presentation of Photographs from Brazil:
Thursday November 20, 2008
International Visions The Gallery

Please join us Thursday evening when Anne Pellicciotto, award-winning DC photographer, DC Brasilia Partners member and Chair of the Arts and Social Action Committee, will present The Dunes of Lençóis Maranhenses, a slide show and artist talk, from 6:30-9:00 pm at International Visions Gallery. Enjoy a multi-sensual Brazil experience - images, stories, live music, and caiperinhas to top it off.

This event will also preview Anne's photos for her upcoming 2009 gallery show at International Visions. Donations will go to Partners for the Americas DC Brasilia Chapter, Art and Social Action Program. ...
GHCC 4th Quarter Membership Meeting: "The State of Our Economy"
Thursday November 20, 2008
www.harlemdiscover.com/ghcc1120rsvp

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Sculpture Credit: Ousmane Gueye/PCOG Gallery
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