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Bia’s performance is presented as a part of AFI’s BEAUTIFUL FORMS: QUEER ART UNBOUND, a three day arts festival dedicated to the celebration of the extraordinary queer artists and fierce allies who are fundamental to the fight for artistic freedom worldwide. It honors the many diverse and beautiful...
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Este es un evento híbrido (presencial/virtual). Es necesario inscribirse para asistir. Tenga en cuenta que todos los asistentes deben cumplir las políticas y directrices de Columbia sobre la COVID-19. La Universidad de Columbia se compromete a proteger la salud y la seguridad de su comunidad. Con ese fin, todos los antiguos alumnos visitantes y...
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A la luz de los recientes levantamientos en Irán, Artistic Freedom Initiative ha puesto en marcha una serie de actuaciones locales para concienciar sobre los artistas y activistas iraníes que se encuentran en el centro de la revolución y anunciar un nuevo programa denominado Iranian Artist Support Program (IASP), diseñado para ayudar a los más vulnerables...
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‘We, The Innumerable’–an opera from Iranian composer and 2019 Hildegard winner Niloufar Nourbakhsh–tells the story of one Iranian woman's fight for the truth in the face of state violence and repression. We, The Innumerable–an opera from Iranian composer and 2019 Hildegard winner Niloufar...
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Explore the sounds of Mauritania, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Palestine and more during Habibi Festival, a five-night festival immersing New Yorkers in the music of the living rooms, radios, and dance clubs of the SWANA region. From Marrakech’s all women Chaabi and Houara ensemble Bnat El...
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Artistic Freedom Initiative and Diaspora Arts Connection are proud to co-present Let Her Sing® 2022: A Celebration of Female Voices, live at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco on September 10, 2022. Ten talented female vocalists will once again grace the stage of Diaspora Arts...
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The Criminal Queerness Festival is back at Lincoln Center and will take place in the David Rubenstein Atrium as part of the Summer for the City LGBTQIA+ Pride celebration! See staged readings of new plays by Muleme Steven of Uganda and Jonathan Opinya Wamukota of Kenya and a full production...
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We are delighted to announce our upcoming virtual event, Indigenous Art Forms & The Law, in collaboration with the nonprofit organization Safe Havens | Freedom Talks (SH|FT). The event will be streamed on Tuesday, November 23, 2021 at 9:00 am EST on the SH|FT Facebook page, as well as the...
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Explore the sounds of Tunisia, Algeria, Syria, and more during Habibi Festival, a four-night festival immersing New Yorkers in the music of the living rooms, radios, and dance clubs of the Middle East. This year's inaugural festival features award-winning French Tunisian saxophonist, composer, and...
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Are you an artist who has been impacted professionally or personally by the COVID-19 crisis? What types of legal questions have arisen for you as a result of the pandemic? Join us on Friday, May 8th @ 12 pm for a virtual legal roundtable for artists. In our recent survey, we asked artists and...
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As censorship rises and artists are targeted for speaking truth to power, protecting creative voices has never been more urgent. Since 2017, AFI has supported over 2,000 courageous artists who continue making art even when it places them at risk. Your contribution ensures artists can keep creating, sharing, and inspiring change—protecting both their voices and the right to artistic freedom worldwide.