Saturday, July 12, 2003
Co-sponsored/co-presented by:
A collaboration of the Hallwalls Artists-in-Residency Project (HARP), funded by the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Buffalo Museum of Science Community Connections Program
Presented at:
Buffalo Museum of Science
A Hallwalls Artist-in-Residence Project (HARP) written and conceived by Homer Jackson (Philadelphia) with: Sabella Grimes and Sunni Dey (vocals, from Philadelphia); Anthony Tidd (bass); Douglas Ewart (winds, Jazz Saxophonist from Chicago); Mougauwane Mahloele (South African Master Drummer). Tells the astromionical folktales of the Dogon people of West Africa through live African music and celestial images.