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Magazine Landmark Album, followed by another Juno winner, Conditions Critical. Two time Juno Award winner and trailblazer in the field of spoken word and dub poetry, Allen artistically explores the aesthetics of old and new sounds in music to create her distinctive leading edge brand of Canadian reggae with new world sounds in her poetry recordings, with her powerful reggae dub poetry/spoken word recordings including her latest single Woken & Unbroken (2018), album ANXIETY (2012), her groundbreaking first solo Juno award winning album Revolutionary Tea Party, a Ms. Lillian Allen is a Professor in the Faculty of Arts & Sciences at OCAD University. Organized by the Creative Writing Program at OCAD University and the Black Caucus. Join us for an illuminating and thought-provoking discussion with members of the Black Caucus.

The Watering Hole is a series of salon-style discussions between artists, community actors, students, and faculty. This event takes place on Zoom and is open to the public.

Seven OCAD U faculty members will reflect on this question at this Friday’s edition of The Watering Hole, in celebration of Black History Month. Tune in, as acclaimed faculty and staff share research interests, current projects and their academic and creative ambitions. If you could have lunch with one person from Black history, who would it be? Where: Click on the Zoom link to join the event.

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