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Inwood Library: Olive Trees Peaceful Ritual

Music & Visuals as an Act of Peace: Contemporary contemplative urban jazz created and performed by flutist/composer, Yael Acher “KAT” Modiano’s ensemble is presented in dialogue with screenings/projections and exhibition of works by Janine Sopp, Brooklyn-based ceramic artist and owner of ClaySpace ceramic center. This Palestinian-Israeli collaboration unites music and visual art as a foundation for unity.

Adults 18+

“KAT” Modiano features Charenée Wade-Vocals, Jason Yeager- keyboard, Dezron Douglas-Bass, Norman Edward Jr.-drums.

Inwood Library Film Screening: “Smoke Signals”

November is Native American Heritage Month, and in honor of this occasion we will be screening the film Smoke Signals (1998).

Directed by: Chris Eyre  Starring: Adam Beach, Evan Adams, Irene Bedard, Gary Farmer, Tantoo Cardinal, John Trudell  89 minutes, Miramax Films, Rated PG-13.

Victor and Arnold are young men growing up on a reservation in Idaho. Victor bitterly resents his absent father, while Thomas remembers him fondly. When Victor hears that his father has died in Arizona, Thomas offers him funding for the road trip to get Arnold’s remains.

 

Inwood Library: “KAT” Modiano Group – Latin Jazz Celebration (FREE)

Interactive festive rhythmic concert for all with award winning Yael Acher “KAT” Modiano and her group’s unique Latin Jazz interpretations and original tunes honouring the Lenape Nation.

Free Admission.

In the NoMAA’s Uptown Arts Stroll- An annual cultural Festival in Upper Manhattan, promoted by Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance (NoMAA).

https://www.nomaanyc.org/…/kat-modiano-group-latin…/…

Lineup:

Yael Acher “KAT” Modiano – Flute & EFX, video screening
https://modianomusic.net/

Carlos Del Pino- Electric Upright Bass

Jhair Sala – Percussion

Rafael Monteagudo – Drums

Cosponsored by PAMAR – Pan American Musical Art Research, Inc., https://pamar.org/

– “Yael Acher is a flutist who isn’t about faking the funk…her hard-edged Junk Kat Modiano ensemble is run from the kick drum.”- Steve Smith, Time Out New York.