09: The Border Between Art and Ritual @icamiami
09: The Border Between Art and Ritual  @icamiami
Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
With the African Diaspora came Yoruba, Kongo, the Orishas in their richly pluralistic forms as well as a great many other cultural and spiritual influences.
From ancestral means of worship to the blurry lines between art and ritual, two cuban artists share their experience of Santeria and ritualistic practices in their art, community, legacies and timelines.
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09: The Border Between Art and Ritual

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