Arts Coordinator to Perform at Poetry and Prose Reading
By Sam Stenroos
Kevane La'Marr Coleman, the administrative support coordinator of the Art, Media, and Design Department at Cal State San Marcos, will be performing in an upcoming community arts event called “The Voices of Black Angels” in San Diego at the end of October.
“The Voices of Black Angels,” which was curated and directed by Bil Wright, is a concert reading of classic poetry and prose by Black LGBTQ+ writers. It explores the celebration and joy of Black queer love while advocating for cultural freedom, political resistance and the grief brought to the community during the AIDS crisis.
“I am honored to be one of the performers in this new work,” Coleman said. “My involvement also reflects the work I am doing in our local LGBTQIA+ community to uplift and amplify queer playwrights and performers of color, as well as to help bring historically significant works by queer authors to contemporary audiences.”
The free performance will take place at 7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 23, at The San Diego LGBT Community Center at 3909 Centre Street in San Diego.
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