This summer I was invited to a poetry festival in Cuba which I used as an opportunity to find family in Guantanamo & Havana. My grandparents fled after the Revolution in 1961. It was a trying and transformative trip. I am still processing lots and I am hoping to share new visions inspired by this trip for my first solo performance in NYC coming this…
“what does blackness look like without conditions, literal modes of domination, slavery, oppression, subjection, etc. what does femininity look like? how is my juxtaposition to masculinity and whiteness shaped by my imagination? and what is the function of poetry in today’s society? +aja monet, autohistoria teoria a camovement by cam be & aja monet (Source: http://www.youtube.com/)
“People go to dance as if to exorcise the tiredness of their bodies, as if to cure themselves of daily problems.” -La Tropical (Source: http://vimeo.com/)