WOCAF (Women of Color Arts & Film) Festival 2010
6ème édition
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Producers of The Women of Color Arts & Film (WOCAF) Festival, Iyàlódè Productions nurtures the arts through the production of ground- breaking international cultural events, films and documentaries.
2010 Women of Color Arts & Film Festival: March 25th – 28th 2010
The four day festival scheduled for March 25th -28th 2010 will feature screenings of over 20 films, a music showcase and an art exhibition, all by and/or about women of color. « The immense growth of the festival confirms a need for a platform that celebrates Women of Color’s creativity » states Festival Director Mojisola Sonoiki. This year’s festival promises to be just as exciting as the previous WOCAF festivals and is a must see. Please mark your calendar and stay tuned for the schedule of events for WOCAF 2010.
About WOCAF:
Now in its sixth year, the WOCAF’s schedule of films, music and art attracts a diverse audience of women and men. Each year, films from across the globe are showcased. The music portion features International artists and the visual arts exhibition promotes local Atlanta Women of Color artists. Founded in 2005 by Mojisola Sonoiki, The WOCAF Festival is dedicated to promoting cultural, political and social issues about and/or related to women of color. WOCAF’s goal is to utilize the arts as a powerful vehicle to inform, enrich and entertain.
2010 Women of Color Arts & Film Festival: March 25th – 28th 2010
The four day festival scheduled for March 25th -28th 2010 will feature screenings of over 20 films, a music showcase and an art exhibition, all by and/or about women of color. « The immense growth of the festival confirms a need for a platform that celebrates Women of Color’s creativity » states Festival Director Mojisola Sonoiki. This year’s festival promises to be just as exciting as the previous WOCAF festivals and is a must see. Please mark your calendar and stay tuned for the schedule of events for WOCAF 2010.
About WOCAF:
Now in its sixth year, the WOCAF’s schedule of films, music and art attracts a diverse audience of women and men. Each year, films from across the globe are showcased. The music portion features International artists and the visual arts exhibition promotes local Atlanta Women of Color artists. Founded in 2005 by Mojisola Sonoiki, The WOCAF Festival is dedicated to promoting cultural, political and social issues about and/or related to women of color. WOCAF’s goal is to utilize the arts as a powerful vehicle to inform, enrich and entertain.
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