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    PASSPORT: Ashley Peña

    Ashley Peña, a Dominican-American artist, reflects on channeling her roots as she documents the lives of marginalized communities across the Dominican Republic, Maryland, and New York.

    ARTIST SPOTLIGHT

    09-05-2024

    PASSPORT: Ashley Peñageneral arrow icon

    Ashley Peña, a Dominican-American artist, reflects on channeling her roots as she documents the lives of marginalized communities across the Dominican Republic, Maryland, and New York.

    ARTIST SPOTLIGHT

    08-02-2024

    PASSPORT: Deh'yageneral arrow icon

    Tyrell MacLennan, co-founder of Deh'ya, discusses how the Toronto collective creates community-focused spaces that blend traditional and contemporary Caribbean cultural practices and sounds.

    ARTIST SPOTLIGHT

    06-25-2024

    PASSPORT: G L O W Z Igeneral arrow icon

    In this interview, DJ and producer G L O W Z I delves into how growing up immersed in Haiti's diasporic culture deeply influenced their sound, ideologies, and archival practice.

    ARTIST SPOTLIGHT

    03-15-2024

    PASSPORT: Aissatougeneral arrow icon

    Senegalese-Canadian, Aissatou Leye is the brain Toronto-based fashion archive, 416_fits. In this profile, she leads us through her motivations, inspirations and hopes for the future of her platform.

    EVENTS

    12-21-23

    ALL AROUND THE WORLD: LIVE!general arrow icon

    As part of our homecoming event series, local•global presents ‘All Around The World: Live!’, a live show featuring electric performances from Nigeria’s own Lady Donlin & the Lagos Panic and Somadina.

    EVENTS

    12-20-2023

    ALL AROUND THE WORLD: EXHIBITIONgeneral arrow icon

    In the first of our homecoming event series, local•global presents ‘All Around The World’, an exhibition exploring the influence of continental and diasporic cultures on our identities.

    ARTIST SPOTLIGHT

    10-27-2023

    PASSPORT: SuperSmashBrozgeneral arrow icon

    The SuperSmashBroz take us on a journey through time, expanding on their earliest encounters with sound and aspirations for the future of music in Africa and its diaspora.