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UNVEILED Rohina Malik
MCC Theater
Racism. Hate crimes. Love. Islam. Culture. Language. Life.
Five Muslim women in a post-9/11 world serve tea and uncover what lies beneath the veil in this critically acclaimed one-woman play. Co-sponsored by the College of Creative Studies; the Department of Feminist Studies; the Department of Religious Studies; and the Muslim Student Association.
Art Exhibit
Northern China: A Conversation with the Artist/Opening Reception
MCC Lounge
Tay Hoang’s photography focuses on China’s regions of Kashgar, Urumchi, Turpan, Dunhuang, Jiayuguan, Xining, and Xi’an (China’s ancient capitol). The exhibit captures the essence of the diverse ethnic cultures within China including Kyrgyz, Uygars, and Tibetans. Co-sponsored by the Department of East Asian Languages & Cultural Studies; the Education Abroad Program; and the National Science Foundation: Partnership in International Research and Education in Electron Chemistry and Catalysis at Interfaces.
Cup of Culture
I Am
MCC Theater
I Am chronicles the journey of an Indian lesbian filmmaker who returns to Delhi. She meets and speaks to parents of other gay and lesbian Indians; piecing together the fabric of what family truly means, in a landscape where being gay was until recently a criminal and punishable offense. Sonali Gulati, 71 min., English and Hindi with English Subtitles, 2011, USA and India. Co-sponsored by the Department of Asian American Studies; the Education Abroad Program; and the Resource Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity.
The UCSB MultiCultural Center in Santa Barbara
An Evening of Spoken Word with OVEOUS
Muddy Waters Café- 508 E. Haley St., Santa Barbara
OVEOUS is a poet, rapper, vocalist, and producer that embodies brilliant lyricism with a powerful performance. He earned a standing ovation on HBO Def Jam, has won on 'Showtime at the Apollo' multiple times, and starred in the film SP!T narrated by Rosario Dawson. He just released a new album titled “KILL YOUR MYTH” a rap music explosion of life, culture, and sound. This event is supported by Poets & Writers, Inc. through a grant it has received from The James Irvine Foundation. Co-sponsored by the College of Creative Studies and Hemispheric South/s Research Initiative.
