The Impact of Immigrant Artists in Our Communities
On Saturday, October 29 at 1:30 pm, Ballet Hispánico staged a discussion about the economic impact of immigrant artists and their powerful capacity for innovation and cultural evolution. This event is was free and open to the public. Moderated by Tamia Santana, our Chief Engagement and Inclusion Officer, and featured a panel that included Eduardo Vilaro, our Artistic Director & CEO, this discussion is part of Ballet Hispánico’s Diálogos (Dialogues), a series devoted to examining issues centered on dance, race, and culture.
If you missed our last Diálogos in Cincinnati, you can watch it here.
Featured Panelists:
Alfonso Cornejo Board President of the Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA
Hon. Aftab Pureval Mayor of Cincinnati
Lety Sanchez Community & Business Development Market Director, JPMorgan Chase
Gabriel Martínez Artist & Dancer
Maria Seda-Reeder Director of Exhibitions and Artist Support Initiatives, Wave Pool
Eduardo Vilaro Artistic Director & CEO, Ballet Hispánico
About The Event
Diálogos: The Impact of Immigrant Artists in Our Communities Sponsored by JPMorgan Chase
Moderated by Tamia Santana Chief Engagement and Inclusion Officer, Ballet Hispánico
Diálogos is Ballet Hispánico's conversation series exploring the interconnections of the arts, social justice, and Latino cultures.
