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6th Annual Literary Gathering – Voces/Voices

TERTULIA LITERARIA - LITERARY GATHERING6th Annual Queens University of Charlotte Literary Gathering – Voces/Voices  VIRTUAL EVENT

March 26,2022

 

The 7th Annual El Quixote Festival in collaboration with Queens University of Charlotte invite you to enjoy our literary production of Voces | Voices.
We would like to thank all the participants who shared their talents in this production.


Pictured Left to Right – Top to Bottom


Michele Shaul reads: Rosario Castellanos [Fragment of Balun Canan]

Anita McGill reads: Anna Castillo [poem] I Heard the Cries of Two Hundred Children

Aura Maria Gavillan Posse reads: Maria Mercedes Carranza [poems]

Regina Betz-Madge reads: Sandra Cisneros [Fragment of House on Mango Street]

Eugenia Gallardo reads one of her works: A Calzón Quitado

Julie Funderburk reads: Aida Limon [poems]

Karina Urdaneta Runyan reads: Isabel Allende [Fragment of La isla Bajo El Mar]

Shawn Bowers reads: Anita Cantillo [poems]

Miriam García reads: from her book: La Dama de la Ciudadela

Norma Martí reads: Ilia Calderon – [Fragment of Es Mi Turno]

Lisette Rodriguez reads: Julia de Burgos [poems]

Mónica Reyna Saavedra reads: Victoria Santa Cruz [poem] Me gritaron Negra

Special Thanks to Michele Shaul and Queens University of Charlotte for their continued support and collaboration in helping to provide platforms for artistic expression.



About Voces| Voices

VOCES | VOICES provides a platform for women artists of color (Hispanic, Latina, Indigenous, Afro Latina, and Latinx) to share their work through multiple forms of expression. The scope includes the visual arts, poetry, storytelling, fashion, film, performance, theatre, gastronomy, multimedia, etc. A group of selected artists will participate in a series of events that highlight their stories as part of El Quixote Festival 2021-2022 (September 29 through April 23).

The El Quixote Festival now in its seventh year [2021-2022] is produced by Artist Studio Project Publishing LLC and is a collaborative festival produced across the state of North Carolina and highlights the work of one or several artists.

Rafael A Osuba is the Director and Cultural Producer of the El Quixote Festival.

Special Thanks to Michele Shaul and Queens University of Charlotte for their continued support and collaboration in helping to provide platforms for artistic expression.