Art & Public Policy

Paradise Lost: Kashmir's Political Art for Peace & Justice , A Hip Hop Performance Lecture

Thursday, Mar. 28, 2019 6:00 PM Download .ics

Tisch School of the Arts, Dean's Conference Room, 12th Floor Map it

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A hip-hop performance lecture with MC Kash and introduction by M.A. Arts Politics students Revantika Gupta & René Verma.

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Maurice Kanbar Institute of Film & Television

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Institute of Emerging Media

Martin Scorsese Institute of Global Cinematic Arts

Paradise Lost: Kashmir's Political Art for Peace & Justice , A Hip Hop Performance Lecture

Maurice Kanbar Institute of Film & Television

Institute of Performing Arts

Institute of Emerging Media

Martin Scorsese Institute of Global Cinematic Arts

Paradise Lost: Kashmir's Political Art for Peace & Justice , A Hip Hop Performance Lecture

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