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Hanan Arts Newsletter - August 2021

Dear Hanan Arts Community,

At Hanan Arts, dance is our medium, community our conduit, and conversation, our tool.

Changes in our cultural, health, and political landscapes (to name a few) have been daunting, yet they've provided the opportunity to find creative ways to connect and flourish.

With radical love, we present new program initiatives that facilitate advanced dialogue and artistic intervention.

In solidarity,

Tiffany Hanan Madera
Artistic Director & Founder
Hanan Arts

Shimmy Shift Pivot 2021

Making Space for Challenging Conversations

These turbulent times have widened the chasms between people, creating misunderstandings and resulting in collective reactions such as cancel culture. This fall, Hanan Arts aims to remind us of our commonalities and the importance of keeping the dialogue open.


Shimmy Shift Pivot is a thought provoking webinar and workshop series that engages leaders in the arts and academia to tackle divisive issues such as race, colonization, identity and gender violence as they are experienced through the lens of dance. It is an interactive, safe space for uncensored honest dialogue that builds community through deeper understanding.

Artfully facilitated by scholar- artist and Hanan Arts Founder, Tiffany Madera, these conversations aim to tackle the issues of our day with a new vernacular/framework that expands our vision, empathy, connection and creativity.

Through the Shimmy Shift Pivot program, Hanan Arts engages participants’ minds and bodies to support healing and to create community. The topics unearthed in the webinars shape part two of the series; the workshops facilitated by Tiffany Madera in historic Miami neighborhoods. These community workshops engage participant’s different learning styles through writing, discussion, movement, music, breathwork, and dance. Together, the webinar series creates semantic memory and the workshop creates embodied memory so that participants make the internal shifts needed to impact the external world.

Join us virtually every Wednesday in September from 1:00-2:00 PM EST.

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We are able to offer this webinar series for free because of generous donations from supporters like you. Please consider giving so we can continue to make an impact in the arts community.

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Ya Habibi:
The Story of a Song

We produced and directed the documentary “Ya Habibi, The Story of a Song” with Live Arts Miami. The film, which looks at the Cuban and Arab diasporas, drew an audience of over 8,000 people from around the world.

CLICK FOR A LOOK BACK AT YA HABIBI, THE STORY OF A SONG

Live Arts Miami Culture Chronicle Blog
How To Build a Bridge Across 11,000 Miles
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Artburst Miami
Ya Habibi, The Story of a Song,
the Music that Unites Us.
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From our Friends & Partners at
The Rhythm Foundation

Rhythm Foundation & Axis of Love Present Takht Al-Nagham
RAA's Taste of Syria
Saturday, September 25 at 8PM

Takht al-Nagham is Syrian Music Preservation Initiative's performing ensemble. Based in New York City, the group features a traditional Takht (Arab chamber music group). “Nagham” is Arabic for melody, and is also used for the Maqam (Arab modal scale system). The Takht is committed to performing the classical and folk Syrian repertoire with traditional acoustic instruments and presents its sets (called Waslah) in the manner that they were originally performed. The Takht includes skilled Syrian and non-Syrian musicians who perform without reading from sheet music, rely heavily on improvisations, and are deeply immersed in the Syrian musical tradition. Takht al-Nagham is led by Founder and Artistic Director, Samer Ali.  

This performance features acclaimed Syrian Oud virtuoso and musicologist Muhammed Qadri Dalal. Dalal visited Miami as a member of al-Kindi Ensemble with the landmark Whirling Dervishes of Damascus tours in 2001 and 2004, and now lives in Alexandria, Egypt.

The evening will feature Syrian food, in partnership with Refugee Assistance Alliance, a South Florida non-profit organization working with underserved refugee families.

General Admission $25 / Concert & Dinner $55
Use Discount Code BELLYDANCE to save on all ticket prices.

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Havana Habibi is just one of several initiatives we’re working on. Now, we’ve updated our social media handles to match our organization’s focus and direction. You can still follow us at the existing accounts, but you will notice our handles have changed.

Follow us on Instagram at hananarts_miami

Like us on Facebook at HananArtsMiami

"To heal women and empower communities through dance and film."

Hanan Arts is a non profit 501c3 arts organization

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