- Worldlines from Ken Dossar: I'LL TAKE YOU THERE! ▶
One may begin above and in a short series of steps forward (Worldlines from Ken Dossar: I'LL TAKE YOU THERE! ▶) or backward (Worldlines to Ken Dossar:) arrive at most any other artist in the matrix (including you).
This by the same seemingly magical mathematics which dictates that in human society itself there are between Ken Dossar and you 6 or fewer degrees of separation.
Ditto Quincy Jones, Kamasi Washington, Robert Glasper, and the writers and New Orleanseans and Brazilians and everybody else below the window to Bahia.
Signed, sealed, delivered the world is yours!
from Brazil with love! sparrowroberts@gmail.com
This by the same seemingly magical mathematics which dictates that in human society itself there are between Ken Dossar and you 6 or fewer degrees of separation.
Ditto Quincy Jones, Kamasi Washington, Robert Glasper, and the writers and New Orleanseans and Brazilians and everybody else below the window to Bahia.
Signed, sealed, delivered the world is yours!
from Brazil with love! sparrowroberts@gmail.com
Who's taking you???
- Outgoing curation by: The Matrix via ↴
Who I Am & Where I Live
- Name: Ken Dossar
- City: Philadelphia
- Country: United States
Current News
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What's Up?
I organize group tours from the United States to Salvador and the Recôncavo, with a special tour in mid-August and featuring the Festa da Boa Morte in Cachoeira.
As a professor at Temple University I was head of the Brazil area of Study Abroad and over decades accompanied some hundreds of students to Salvador.
See the video on the "Videos" tab!
My Life & Work
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Bio:
Dr. Kenneth Dossar of Temple University is an arts consultant and cultural historian who works closely with numerous cultural/arts organizations in creating public programs that explore the common heritage of people of African descent.
He has performed field research in the Caribbean and Cuba on the continuance of African traditions in music, dance, belief systems and other cultural practices. Over the past three decades he has made numerous sojourns to Brazil in order to research Bahia’s African heritage.
Dr. Dossar produced the popular program of African-Atlantic music 'Under One Sun' for the Temple University radio network over a period of seven years. He has assisted national and local arts institutions in producing cultural and educational exchange projects with Brazil.
Dr. Dossar is a founding member and President of the Brasil Cultural Center of Philadelphia, a not-for-profit organization with the objective of promoting Brazilian culture, history and contemporary issues in the Philadelphia region. Through the Partners of the Americas, he has represented the City of Philadelphia and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on numerous cultural delegations.
The professor also plays pandeiro and dances a pretty mean samba.
My Media
- ▶ Website: http://www.mandinga-culture.org
Contact Information
- Email: kenneth.dossar@gmail.com
- Telephone: +1 215 878-2816
