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Summer MMFF 2023 official 8 entries

Apag Director: Brillante Mendoza Starring: Coco Martin, Lito Lapid, Jaclyn Jose, Gladys Reyes

Singlebells Director: Fifth Solomon Starring: Aljur Abrenica, Alex Gonzaga, Angeline Quinto

About Us but not About Us Director: Jun Robles Lana Starring: Romnick Sarmienta, Elijah Canlas

Kahit Maputi na Ang Buhok Ko Director: Joven M Tan Starring: RK Bagatsing, Meg Imperial

Unravel: A Swiss Side Love Story Director: RC delos Reyes Starring: Gerald Anderson, Kylie Padilla

Here Comes the Groom Director: Chris Martinez Starring: Enchong Dee, Kempee de Leon, Awra Briguela, Xilhouete, Maris Racal, Kaladkaren

Yung Libro sa Napanuod Ko Director: Bela Starring: Yoo Min-Gon, Bela Padilla

Love You Long Time Director: JP Habac Starring: Carlo Aquino, Eisel Serrano 

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El racismo que México no quiere ver

#DeOficio #Periodístico #Reportaje Algo que no podemos dejar de ver. Chécalo en nuestro blog y te invitamos a que nos sigas en nuestra plataforma digital. A su consideración.

La evidencia estadística sobre el aumento de la discriminación por el color de piel y sus efectos en la vida de los mexicanos es abrumadora, sin embargo, en el país latinoamericano apenas se empieza a hablar de este problema ELÍAS CAMHAJI | SONIA CORONA | GLADYS SERRANO | México – 29 NOV 2019 – 20:59Actualizado:30 NOV 2019 – 11:04 CST | México cierra los ojos ante el racismo, pero siempre ha…

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Layda Sansores accuses Ricardo Monreal of interceding for 'Alito' Moreno: "Thank you for your support, I will never forget it"

Layda Sansores accuses Ricardo Monreal of interceding for ‘Alito’ Moreno: “Thank you for your support, I will never forget it”

Senator from Morena, Ricardo Monreal, during an interview with EL PAIS in Mexico City, September 29, 2021.Gladys Serrano Layda Sansores has thrown the punch. After a series of hesitations in the middle of the lawsuit with Ricardo Monreal, the governor has leaked a series of conversations on WhatsApp in which the senator supposedly helps Alejandro wing Moreno, national president of the…

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“Que arder cuando todo hace...”

Exposición colectiva

Córdoba Lab + Galería.

Oaxaca, Oaxaca. 

Gladys Serrano, Érika Vitela y Javier León.

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Clase de Nahualismo, con Gesiel Cauich

Tercer Año. Lunes a las 17:00 | Jueves a las 16:00

Boitatá.  Efreín Arce, Numeria Dávila

Mapinguarí. Kaori Avalos, Ezekiel Vanegas, Luis Boaventura, Genciana Mondragón

Uirapuru. Alina Valdiva, Relinda Gonzáles, Nerón Gamboa.

TOTAL= 9 alumnos

Cuarto Año. Miércoles a las 15:00 | Jueves a las 14:00 

Boitatá. Karen Caraballo, Jaden Mondragón

Mapinguarí. Vanuza Cámara, Denise Moura, Aladia Cardona, Hércules Valenzuela

Uirapuru. Vinícius Fagundes, Osmar Balderas, Mirko Zapata, Cirinea Coelho

TOTAL= 10 Alumnos

Quinto Año. Martes a las 17:00 | Jueves a las 10:00

Boitatá. Analida Gálvez.

Mapinguarí. Iolanda Laurenço, Agata do Vale, Absalón Magana

Uirapuru. Adaluz Sauceda, Alexa Sandoval, Gladys Villa, Ananias Zelaya, Lucas Magalhâes

TOTAL= 9 Alumnos

Sexto año. Martes a las 11:00 | Miércoles a las 10:00

Boitatá. Hemilce Serrano, Etelinda Barreto

Mapinguarí. Fabiano Silva**, Jasper Adomo, Larry Olmos, Arcángela Medeiros

Uirapurú. Yanela Amaral**, Eder Alves**, Susana Pinho, Waldo Villalobos, Antônio Medeiras

TOTAL= 11 Alumnos

Séptimo Año. Miércoles a las 17:00 | Jueves a las 09:00 | Viernes a las 11:00

Boitatá. Vulcano Villalobos, Giacometta Corral, Jackie Reséndez, Nehuen Jara*

Mapinguarí. Naran Caleti*, Lavinia ferreira, Etelinda Alba, Nina Vargas, Breno de Oliveira*, Onán Avilés

Uirapuru. Bruna dos Reis, Damia de Andrade, Elías Pedroza. Amaldo Branco, Marcia Rodrigues*

Total= 13 Alumnos

Lista entregada a Stuart Carrington por Antar Saudade

* Alumnos pertenecientes al Club de Nahuales de Gesiel Cauich

** Alumnos destacados en la materia, que formarán parte del Cúb de Nahuales el próximo año

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Saturday, June 26, 2021

Florida Keys faces stark reality as seas rise (The Guardian) Long famed for its spectacular fishing, sprawling coral reefs and literary residents such as Ernest Hemingway, the Florida Keys is now acknowledging a previously unthinkable reality: it faces being overwhelmed by the rising seas and not every home can be saved. Following a grueling seven-hour public meeting on Monday, held in the appropriately named city of Marathon, officials agreed to push ahead with a plan to elevate streets throughout the Keys to keep them from perpetual flooding, while admitting they do not have the money to do so. If the funding isn’t found, the Keys will become one of the first places in the US—and certainly not the last—to inform residents that certain areas will have to be surrendered to the oncoming tides. “The water is coming and we can’t stop it,” said Michelle Coldiron, mayor of Monroe county, which encompasses the Keys. “Some homes will have to be elevated, some will have to be bought out. It’s very difficult to have these conversations with homeowners, because this is where they live. It can get very emotional.” The islands’ porous limestone allows the rising seawater to bubble up from below, meaning it just takes high tides on sunny days to turn roads into ponds, while global heating is also spurring fiercer hurricanes that can occasionally crunch into the archipelago.

Death toll in Florida collapse rises to 4; 159 still missing (AP) With nearly 160 people unaccounted for and at least four dead after a seaside condominium tower collapsed into a smoldering heap of twisted metal and concrete, rescuers used both heavy equipment and their own hands to comb through the wreckage on Friday in an increasingly desperate search for survivors. As scores of firefighters in Surfside, just north of Miami, toiled to locate and reach anyone still alive in the remains of the 12-story Champlain Towers South, hopes rested on how quickly crews using dogs and microphones could complete their grim, yet delicate task.

Study: 29% of tourists are looking forward to enjoying Mexico City’s beaches (Worldcrunch) A quick look at a map of Mexico will tell you that its capital, Mexico City, lies pretty much smack dab in the middle of the country. With the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico a five-hour drive in either direction, Mexico City is as landlocked as they come. Unlike many other major cities, it doesn’t even have a river. So this may come as a bit of a surprise that a study on tourism in the Mexican capital, conducted by the city’s business association COPARMEX, found that almost 30% of potential foreign visitors to the bustling megalopolis said they were particularly looking forward to enjoying "its beaches." As daily Publimetro reports, most respondents to the study, hailing from 17 different countries, even named names—citing "Cancún and Acapulco" (respectively 1,600 and 400 km away) as the beaches they couldn’t wait to go to. Alberto de la Fuente, the head of Moratti Strategic Business which compiled this “Macro Study on Reactivating the Tourist Economy” study, said the results showed the "potential" of tourists who know very little about Mexico but could be attracted with the right advertising campaigns.

Helicopter carrying Colombia’s president attacked; all safe (AP) Colombian President Iván Duque said Friday that a helicopter carrying him and several senior officials came under fire in the southern Catatumbo region bordering Venezuela, in a rare instance of a direct attack on a presidential aircraft. Duque said everyone on board the helicopter was safe, including himself, Defense Minister Diego Molano, Interior Minister Daniel Palacios and the governor of Norte de Santander state, Silvano Serrano. A video released by the presidency showed several bullet holes in the Colombian air force helicopter. Duque did not provide the time of the attack or say who he believed carried it out, but several armed groups are known to operate in the area.

3 dead, hundreds injured by rare tornado in Czech Republic (AP) A rare tornado tore through southeastern Czech Republic, killing at least three people and injuring hundreds, rescue services said on Friday. The tornado formed late Thursday as strong thunderstorms hit the entire country. Seven towns and villages have been badly damaged, with entire buildings turned into ruins and cars overturned. Over 120,000 households were without electricity.

Russia’s northern passage (WSJ) Melting ice in the Arctic Ocean is bringing a centuries-old dream closer to reality for Russia: a shipping passage through its northern waters that could put it at the center of a new global trade shipping route. After one of the warmest years on record, the Kremlin is near to realizing its controversial plans for a global shipping route in its high north—plans that have put Moscow at odds with the U.S. and could create friction with China, two countries that also have designs on the Arctic. Warming in the Arctic is happening twice as fast as the rest of the planet. Last year, ice coverage reached some of the lowest levels ever recorded, and it is only expected to shrink further in 2021. That is pushing Moscow to build infrastructure along the route, which can cut the distance of trips between Europe and Asia by a third compared with shipping through the politically fraught South China Sea or congested Malacca Straits currently used for cargo.

Russia vs. U.K. in the Black Sea (Foreign Policy) Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said his country would respond aggressively to any attempts by other countries to enter waters off Crimea that it deems Russian territory. Referring to Russia’s allegation of measures it took to deter the HMS Defender, a British ship that sailed close to Crimea on Wednesday, he said Russian forces “may drop bombs and not just in the path but right on target.” Speaking to the BBC, the Defender’s captain, Vince Owen, said the vessel’s path was deliberately taken to uphold its right to navigation in an area it deems part of Ukraine’s territory. Ukraine and the United Kingdom deepened naval ties on Wednesday, when the two countries signed an agreement to boost Ukraine’s naval capabilities and create new naval bases in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov.

Russia mandates vaccinations for some as virus cases surge (AP) They tried grocery giveaways and lotteries for new cars and apartments. But an ambitious plan of vaccinating 30 million Russians by mid-June still has fallen short by a third. So now, many regional governments across the vast country are obligating some workers to get vaccinated and requiring the shots to enter certain businesses, like restaurants. At east 14 Russian regions—from Moscow and St. Petersburg to the remote far-eastern region of Sakhalin—made vaccinations mandatory this month for employees in certain sectors, such as government offices, retail, health care, education, restaurants, fitness centers, beauty parlors and other service industries. Moscow authorities said companies should suspend without pay employees unwilling to get vaccinated. As of Monday, all Moscow restaurants, cafes and bars will admit only customers who have been vaccinated, have recovered from COVID-19 in the past six months, or can provide a negative coronavirus test from the previous 72 hours.

Myanmar fighting since coup has displaced 230,000 people, UN says (Reuters) An estimated 230,000 people have been displaced by fighting in Myanmar and need assistance, the United Nations said on Thursday, as a major armed ethnic group expressed concern about military force, civilian deaths and a widening of the conflict. Myanmar has been in crisis since a February 1 coup ousted an elected government, prompting nationwide anger that has led to protests, killings and bombings, and battles on several fronts between troops and newly formed civilian armies. The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), said relief operations were ongoing but were being hindered by armed clashes, violence and insecurity in the country.

Parts of Sydney going into lockdown as virus outbreak grows (AP) Parts of Sydney will go into lockdown late Friday as a coronavirus outbreak in Australia’s largest city continued to grow. Health authorities reported an additional 22 locally transmitted cases and imposed a weeklong lockdown in four areas, saying people could leave their homes only for essential purposes. “If you live or work in those local government areas, you need to stay at home unless absolutely necessary,” said Gladys Berejiklian, the premier of New South Wales state.

WHO warns of ‘humanitarian disaster’ in Syria if no cross-border aid renewal (Reuters) Failure to renew a cross-border aid operation into Syria which expires next month could result in a new “humanitarian disaster” for the country’s rebel-held region in the northwest, a World Health Organization spokesman said on Friday.

Child soldiers carried out attack that killed at least 138 people in Burkina Faso, officials say (Washington Post) The deadliest massacre that Burkina Faso has suffered since extremists invaded the West African nation was perpetrated by mostly children, officials said, injecting fresh tragedy into the six-year conflict that has killed thousands. A group of young boys helped carry out the early June attack that claimed at least 138 lives in the northeastern village of Solhan, government spokesman Ousseni Tamboura said. “The attackers were mostly children between the ages of 12 and 14,” he told reporters this week in the capital, Ouagadougou. The announcement comes as 10 percent of Burkina Faso’s schools have shuttered due to rising insecurity.

The art of Belgian zen (The Economist) Allowing a soldier to go AWOL is a misfortune. Allowing a soldier to go AWOL armed with stolen machineguns, four rocket-launchers and a pledge to “join the resistance” and kill Belgium’s top virologist looks like carelessness. The tale of Jurgen Conings, a 46-year-old army sharpshooter, who disappeared in May, has diverted Belgium. A month-long manhunt featuring special forces from five countries, drones and sniffer dogs turned up nothing. Instead, Mr Conings’ body was found on June 20th by a local mayor. He was mountain-biking nearby and noticed a smell.      Stuff happens in Belgium. From the outside, it is a grey country famous for fries, Magritte, chocolate and as the home of the EU—a project whose entire ethos is making European history one of dull process rather than bloody war. From the inside, it is chaos, to the point that a tooled-up anti-lockdown terrorist nicknamed “Belgian Rambo” roaming the woods seems par for the course. This is, after all, a country where someone sabotaged a nuclear-power station in 2014, without causing too much of a stir. Sometimes the disorder is merely amusing—trains being delayed because of a fire at a waffle factory, for example. Or when officials blamed the destruction of blueprints for Brussels’s tunnel system on hungry (and undiscerning) mice.      Surviving Belgium requires a certain state of mind. Call it Belgian zen: an ability to cope with a way of life that is sometimes disturbing, sometimes wonderful, but always weird. The country has survived happily without a federal government for up to two years at a time. It is the world’s most successful failed state. Belgians are almost as rich as Germans and better off than Britons or the French. Their health care is excellent. Property is cheap; wages are high. A Belgian life is, on average, long and prosperous. In such circumstances, a heavily armed soldier roaming the woods can be brushed off with dark jokes. As long as Belgium avoids true tragedy, nothing will disturb Belgian zen.

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MANIFESTACIÓN EN CIUDAD DE MÉXICO TRAS EL FEMINICIDIO DE INGRID ESCAMILLA

📷 Gladys Serrano / Mónica González / Héctor Guerrero

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Documental sobre el racismo y la discriminación en México narrado por el actor Tenoch Huerta.

Realización: Gladys Serrano  

Investigación: Sonia Corona/ Elías Camhaji 

Imagen: Gladys Serrano/ Héctor Guerrero  

Los materiales cinematográficos en este video fueron utilizados con base en lo estipulado en el artículo 148 de la Ley Federal de Derecho de Autor. 

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•  El peso cayó 2.25%, 43 centavos en 15 minutos y la bolsa de valores perdió 106.21 puntos, lo que demuestra que AMLO no está logrando un crecimiento para el país. •  En contraste, Aguascalientes es la segunda entidad con mayor tasa de crecimiento económico ya que solamente en 2018 tuvimos un crecimiento de 8.6%: Báez Leos.    Tras la renuncia del hidrocálido Carlos Urzúa como secretario de Hacienda y Crédito Público y quien era de las pocas personas congruentes y preparadas con las que contaba la mal llamada cuarta transformación, México volvió a caer en la incertidumbre, así lo dio a conocer el presidente del Comité Directivo Estatal del PAN, Gustavo Báez Leos.    “Sin duda esta situación cimbró a México, ya que el peso cayó 2.25% o sea 43 centavos en 15 minutos y la bolsa de valores cayó 1.22% perdiendo 106.21 puntos, lo que demuestra que AMLO no está logrando un crecimiento para el país como tanto lo presume, si no que estamos siendo testigos de un claro retroceso y desaceleración económica que afectará las inversiones”, aseveró.    Báez Leos mencionó que a Acción Nacional le preocupa la manera con la que se está manejando el gobierno Federal, ya que está llevando a México al desempleo y fugas de capitales, dejando claro que la misiva enviada por Carlos Urzúa no es una renuncia, es más una denuncia.    “Las preguntas que nos estamos haciendo todos es ¿qué viene para México con alguien que está “gobernando” sin rumbo, con alguien que ratifica a un secretario sin que la cámara de diputados lo apruebe, qué nos espera con alguien que insiste en asegurar que México crecerá en materia económica al 4% teniendo una previsión de crecimiento menos al 1.7%?”, resaltó.    En contraste, Aguascalientes es la segunda entidad con mayor tasa de crecimiento económico ya que solamente en 2018 tuvimos un crecimiento de 8.6%, y el día de ayer el gobernador del Estado Martín Orozco Sandoval, arrancó la construcción de la planta Continental que permitirá la creación de mil empleos de alto valor agregado, demostrando así que Acción Nacional sí sabe gobernar.    Para finalizar, el dirigente blanquiazul dijo que Acción Nacional exhorta al Presidente de la República a que asuma con absoluta responsabilidad el manejo de la economía, velando por los intereses de la nación y tomando en cuenta las preocupantes observaciones del exsecretario de Hacienda, Carlos Urzúa.    Por su parte y al hacer uso de la voz, la diputada federal Martha González, manifestó que las señales del riesgo económico que se ven para México son preocupantes, ya que la economía está estancada y los indicadores van a la baja, además de que las calificadoras tienen al país en una perspectiva negativa.    “Hoy le toca a la cámara de diputados hacer un nuevo nombramiento que una vez más López Obrador se pasa por el arco del triunfo, da por hecho que se va aprobar, hoy sesiona la Comisión Permanente en donde se establecerá un nuevo periodo extraordinario para que se haga esta ratificación”, finalizó.    En la rueda de prensa llevada a cabo en las instalaciones del CDE, estuvieron presentes los diputados locales Gladys Ramírez, Paty García, Alex Serrano y Manuel Velasco. 

http://lainternota.blogspot.com/2019/07/lamenta-pan-el-retroceso-de-mexico-en.html

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equipo de sonido 3 for solo snare drum with electronics by Ryan Scott, snare drum * “This work was commissioned by Ryan Scott as part of the 21stC Canadian Snare Drum project, made possible with the generous support of the Canada Council of the Arts.”

Premiere | 2023 | Toronto, ON

equipo de sonido 4 for solo percussionist with electronics by Katie Rife, marimba * Commissioned with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts

Premiere | 2023 | Vancouver, BC

new work for soprano, bass flute, bass clarinet, contrabass, and harp by Ensamble AntiquaNova * Commissioned by Distat Terra Festival

Premirere | February 2025 | Buenos Aires, Argentina

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equipo de sonido 2 for flute and clarinet with electronics by Duo Inquietum (Mark McGregor, flute & Liam Hockley, clarinet) * Commissioned with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts * The travel was supported by the “Arts Across Canada” program of Canada Council for the Arts

Premiere | August 13, 2022 | Little Chamber Music | Vancouver, BC

equipo de sonido 5 for string quartet (15 mins) by Interro Quartet

Premiere | 2024 | Toronto, ON 1) The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre 2) Redeemer Lutheran Church 3) St. George on Yonge Anglican Church

Cursor 9.2 for 4 or more players by Nuntempe Ensemble (Guitar Quartet - 4 electric guitars for this version) as part of TEMPU FUGIT - AMBIENS ET REPETITO - Online Concert Series

December 19, 2020, 7pm | Buenos Aires, Argentina

voice box v for bass flute and guitar with electronics by McGregor-Verdejo Duo * Commissioned with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts

August 1, 2020 | Powell Street Festival | Vancouver, BC February 18, 2022 | Queer Arts Festival | Vancouver, BC

voice box iv for more than six performers with electronics by Thin Edge New Music Collective * Commissioned with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts

September 20, 2019 | Toronto, ON, Canada

equipo de sonido i  for three or more performers with electronics dedicated to parler bien’s first album “histoires du comté d'essex” Performance by parler bien (Nick Hyatt & Jane Chen) * Commissioned with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts

July 14-29, 2019 | Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA / Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada

Cursor 9 for bass flute, bass clarinet and contrabassby Ensamble AntiquaNova * Commissioned with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts by Fundación Música AntiquaNova for Distat Terra Festival in North Patagonia 2018

December 21, 2018 | Choele Choel, Patagonia, Argentina

voice box iii for more than three performers with electronics (Premiere) by ∆TENT + Nick Hyatt & Isaiah Ceccarelli Pieces by Nick Hyatt, Isaiah Ceccarelli, and Hiroki Tsurumoto

June 1, 2018 | Montreal, QC

voice box ii for saxophone quartet (SATB) with electronics (Premiere) by Quatuor de Saxophones Quasar * Commissioned through “New Chapter” program of the Canada Council for the Arts.

May 30 & 31, 2018 | Montréal, QC, Canada

voice box i for 3 or more instruments with electronics (Premiere) Cursor 9.1 for 3 or more instruments (Canadian Premiere) by ∆TENT + Chelsea Shanoff & Kathryn Ladano as part of Waterloo Region Contemporary Music Sessions (WRCMS)

Premiere: August 22, 2017 | Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

New Chapter | Canada Council for the Arts A creative development residency with Quatuor de Saxophones Quasar as part of “New Chapter” program of the Canada Council for the Arts * voice box i.2 for 4 or more instruments with electronics will be performed by Quatuor de Saxophones Quasar as part of this residency.

December 11-15, 2017: Le Vivier at the Gesù | Montréal, QC, Canada

Cursor 9 for bass flute, bass clarinet and contrabass (Premiere) by Ensamble AntiquaNova * Commissioned with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts by Fundación Música AntiquaNova for Distat Terra Festival in North Patagonia & Fundación Música AntiquaNova 2017 Concert Series in Buenos Aires, Argentina. 

Premiere: December 15, 2016 | Choele Choel, Patagonia, Argentina Summer & Fall 2017 | Buenos Aires & Rio Negro, Argentina

Code Thumbnails 10 for soprano, tenor sax, percussion, piano, and violin by gamUT: Contemporary Music Ensemble featuring soprano Xin Wang Directed by Wallace Halladay

April 4, 2017  Walter Hall, Edward Johnson Building, 80 Queen's Park Ave. | Toronto, ON

Cursor 7 for soprano and piano by Teiya Kasahara (Soprano) and Rachel Iwaasa (Piano) as part of Race-ing Queer Music Scholarship * Commissioned with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts 

Performance: November 2, 2016 | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

by Xin Wang (Soprano) and Leanne Regehr (Piano) * Commissioned by Xin Wang with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts

Performance: November 17, 2016 | Calgary, Alberta, Canada

by Xin Wang (Soprano) and Steven Philcox (Piano) * Canadian Music Centre Presents Canadian Art Song Showcase * Commissioned by Xin Wang with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts

Premiere: 5:30pm, March 18, 2016 | Canadian Music Centre, Toronto, Canada

Cursor 6 for harp, percussion, guitar, violin, and piano (Premiere) by Continuum Contemporary Music As part of 21C Music Festival * Co-commissioned by Continuum Contemporary Music with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts and The Royal Conservatory/Koerner Hall

Premiere: 8PM, May 26, 2016 Mazzoleni Concert Hall | 273 Bloor Street West, Toronto

Cursor 8 for 3 or more performers (Premiere) by ∆TENT

Premiere: 7pm, May 29th, 2016 | Canadian Music Centre, Toronto, Canada

Cursor 5 for clarinet, violin and piano + pieces by John Lely (UK), Richard Glover (UK), and Amber Priestley (UK) by ∆TENT: Fiona Jane Wood (piano), Leslie Ting (violin), Hiroki Tsurumoto (clarinet)

Premiere: 6pm | September 19th, 2015 | Canadian Music Centre, Toronto

Code Thumbnails 10 for sax, percussion, voice, piano, and violin by Chelsea Shanoff (Sax), Michelle Hwu (Percussion), and musicians of Thin Edge New Music Collective

Premiere: June 13, 2014 in Toronto

Cursor 3 for soprano, violin, and 3 cellos (as part of nu:nord) by Silje Aker Johnsen, soprano/dancer (Norway); Mira Benjamin, violin (Canada); Tre Voci Cello Ensemble: Gregor Riddell (UK), Torun Saeter Stavseng (Norway), Colin Alexander (UK), cellists

World Premiere: August 14, 2014 in Oslo, Norway UK Premiere: August 16, 2014 | LimeWharf in Hackney, East London * I wish to acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts.

Code Thumbnails 13 for soprano, mezzo, flute, viola, bass, 2 percussion by Continuum Contemporary Music

Premiere: 8PM | October 19, 2014 | Betty Oliphant Theatre, Toronto

Cursor 4 for eight flutes by Tempest Flute Ensemble directed by Mark Takeshi McGregor

Premiere: October 22, 2014 | Orpheum Annex, Vancouver, Canada * As part of the 125th anniversary celebrations of the Japan Consulate

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FRONTERA Tiraje: 100 Impresión: Risografía Poemas: escritos por migrantes centroamericanos en la Casa del Migrante de Saltillo, Coahuila pocos días antes de cruzar la frontera Fotografías: José Martínez, Héctor Guerrero, Alessandro Parente, Gladys Serrano, Enrique Serrato, Koral Carballo, Paco Castillejos, Jacob García, Señor Click, Jacky Muniello, Nan Valle.

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Meu nome é Bagdá MY NAME IS BAGHDAD Direção – Caru Alves de Souza (96 min., Ficção, Brasil, 2020) The 17-year-old Baghdad commutes back and forth between her mother's hairdressing salon - a place where gender identities find an emancipatory place away from normative constraints - and the skate parks on the outskirts of Sao Paulo, where exactly the opposite is the case. For as a young woman, she is outnumbered especially by the latter, and often spends her time in vain objecting to the machismo of her male friends. Until she meets a group of female skaters and the desire for co-determination in the skate park is only the first part of what will be fought for in solidarity. My Name is Baghdad tells a story of challenge - of a young person who is ready to challenge public space, to claim space for closed perspectives, to contest gender norms. Bagdá – Grace Orsato Micheline – Karina Buhr Joseane – Marie Maymone Bia – Helena Luz Gladys – Gilda Nomacce Gilda – Paulette Pink Emílio – Emílio Serrano Deco – William Costa Clever – João Paulo Bienemann Vanessa – Nick Batista Livremente inspirado no livro Bagdá, o Skatista, de #ToniBrandão Produção – Rafaella Costa e Caru Alves de Souza Produção Executiva – #RafaellaCosta #featurefilm #GraceOrsato #frameout_festival #MeuNomeéBagdá #MyNameIsBaghdad #CaruAlvesdeSouza #gendernorms #machismo #genderidentities #SaoPaulo https://instagr.am/p/CDoa5tmF5c5/

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Unos niños nadan entre el sargazo en la playa de Xcalacoco, en Playa del Carmen, en el Estado mexicano de Quintana Roo, el 19 de mayo de 2019. El calentamiento de los océanos aumenta la presencia de sargazo en las playas de la Riviera Maya, afectando a la industria turística y el medio ambiente. GLADYS SERRANO

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The Prosecutor's Office investigates a group of soldiers who participated in the release of Ovidio Guzman in the 'Culiacanazo'

The Prosecutor’s Office investigates a group of soldiers who participated in the release of Ovidio Guzman in the ‘Culiacanazo’

Soldiers during a tour of the streets of Culiacan, State of Sinaloa, five days after the ‘Culiacanazo’.Gladys Serrano Since May of last year, the Attorney General’s Office has requested to investigate a group of nine soldiers who participated in one of the most embarrassing operations of the Government of Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador. The televised capture by an Army brigade of one of the most…

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“Qué arder cuando todo hace”

Exposición colectiva

Córdoba Lab + Galeria, Oaxaca, México

Gladys Serrano, Erika Vitela y Javier León

FOTOMéxico 2017.

Video credit: Gladys Serrano.