Dec 29, 2024
AGO Live: Beny Esguerra and New Tradition
When/Where?
Friday , July 15th , 2022 | |
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM | |
General admission: $25 | |
Art Gallery of Ontario |
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317 Dundas St W, Toronto, M5T 1G4 , |
Fridays: July 8, and July 15 - 7 pm and 8 pm EDT
AGO - Art Gallery of Ontario, 317 Dundas Street West
General Admission: $25
Presented by Small World Music and the AGO
AGO Live returns to Walker Court with live music performances from local Latinx, Filipinx and Spanish artists, inspired by the AGO exhibition Faith and Fortune: Art Across the Global Spanish Empire.
Small World Music, in partnership with the AGO, is excited to present this summer series featuring a breadth of music from percussion, flute and vocals to contemporary cross-cultural vibrations, including performances by Karla Garcia and Jeimmi Carrasco, and Tocani.
Ruben “Beny” Esguerra arrived as a child to Tkaronto from Bacatá (Bogotá, Colombia) as a political refugee with his parents, who were receiving threats for their human rights activism. Today, he is a two-time JUNO nominated multi-instrumentalist/producer, spoken-word poet, arts educator and community worker. In 2021, he was chosen as the laureate of the 2020 Ontario Arts Foundation Arts Educator Award and was nominated and chosen as a finalist for the Toronto Arts Foundation’s Community Arts Award.
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AGO - Art Gallery of Ontario, 317 Dundas Street West
General Admission: $25
Presented by Small World Music and the AGO
AGO Live returns to Walker Court with live music performances from local Latinx, Filipinx and Spanish artists, inspired by the AGO exhibition Faith and Fortune: Art Across the Global Spanish Empire.
Small World Music, in partnership with the AGO, is excited to present this summer series featuring a breadth of music from percussion, flute and vocals to contemporary cross-cultural vibrations, including performances by Karla Garcia and Jeimmi Carrasco, and Tocani.
Ruben “Beny” Esguerra arrived as a child to Tkaronto from Bacatá (Bogotá, Colombia) as a political refugee with his parents, who were receiving threats for their human rights activism. Today, he is a two-time JUNO nominated multi-instrumentalist/producer, spoken-word poet, arts educator and community worker. In 2021, he was chosen as the laureate of the 2020 Ontario Arts Foundation Arts Educator Award and was nominated and chosen as a finalist for the Toronto Arts Foundation’s Community Arts Award.
Learn more and GET YOUR TICKETS
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Friday, July 15, 2022, |
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM |