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May 16th
Ifrah Mansour - POSTPONED
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Ticket sales and passports were all through Tricklock on this one.
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This event has been postponed. We will share more information about a rescheduled date as soon as we have it.
This event is part of the 2020 Revolutions International Theatre (and Music!) Festival, put on by our friends at Tricklock Company.
Ifrah Mansour is a Somali, refugee, Muslim, multimedia artist and an educator based in Minnesota. Her artwork explores trauma through the eyes of children to uncover the resilience of blacks, Muslims, and refugees. Her work interweaves poetry, puppetry, films, and installations. She's been featured in BBC, Vice, OkayAfrica, Star Tribune, and City Pages. Her critically acclaimed "How to Have Fun in a Civil War" premiered at Guthrie Theatre and toured to greater cities in Minnesota. Her first national museum exhibition, "Can I touch it," premiered at Minneapolis Institute of Arts. Her visual poem, "I am a Refugee," is part of PBS's short film festival. Mansour will be reading a selection of her poetry and writing at the South Valley Library, followed by a Q&A proctored by AMP Concerts.
This is the latest in a monthly series of free events in collaboration with the Friends for the Public Library.
