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UH-Manoa Center for Philippine Studies’ Ligaya Fruto Endowment Fund & community partners proudly present a special talk-performance with GRACE NONO MONDAY, JUNE 6, 2016 DORIS DUKE THEATER, HONOLULU MUSEUM OF ARTS 7:00 TO 8:30 PM Join music performing artist, cultural activist, and music and shamanism scholar Grace Nono as she sings and speaks about decolonizing voice and reclaiming cultural relations. Grace's two award-winning books: The Shared Voice: Spoken and Chanted Narratives from the Philippines (2008), and Song of the Babaylan: Living Voices, Medicines, Spiritualities of Philippine Ritualist-Oralist Healers (2013) discuss the intersections of ritual, healing, and oral traditions from the points of view of practitioners from different parts of the Philippines. This special night is not to be missed! Doors open at around 6:30 pm. To save a seat (general seating, first come first serve), go to gracenonohonolulu.eventbrite.com . Free and open to the public but donations are welcome and accepted at the door. Agyamanak unay and maraming salamat to community partners: Decolonial Pin@y University of Philippines Alumni Association of Hawai’i
UH-Manoa Center for Philippine Studies’ Ligaya Fruto ......UH-Manoa Center for Philippine Studies’ Ligaya Fruto Endowment Fund & community partners proudly present a special talk-performance
UH-Manoa Center for Phil ippine Studies’ Ligaya Fruto Endowment
Fund & community partners proudly present a special
talk-performance with
GRACE NONO MONDAY, JUNE 6, 2016
DORIS DUKE THEATER, HONOLULU MUSEUM OF ARTS 7:00 TO 8:30 PM
Join music performing artist, cultural activist, and music and
shamanism scholar Grace Nono as she sings and speaks about
decolonizing voice and reclaiming cultural relations. Grace's two
award-winning books: The Shared Voice: Spoken and Chanted
Narratives from the Philippines (2008), and Song of the Babaylan:
Living Voices, Medicines, Spiritualities of Philippine
Ritualist-Oralist Healers (2013) discuss the intersections of
ritual, healing, and oral traditions from the points of view of
practitioners from different parts of the Philippines. This special
night is not to be missed!
Doors open at around 6:30 pm. To save a seat (general seating,
first come first serve), go to gracenonohonolulu.eventbrite.com.
Free and open to the public but donations are welcome and accepted
at the door.
Agyamanak unay and maraming salamat to community partners:
Decolonial Pin@y University of Philippines Alumni Association of
Hawai’i
