Current Symposium 2017: Panels

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The first annual CURRENT Symposium took place in Vancouver July 28th-30th. It is a multidisciplinary and intersectional music and electronic art symposium working with women and non-binary artists in Vancouver and the Pacific Northwest. The event started off on Friday with two panels which you can listen to here:1. Event Planning: Mobilizing Female-Identified & Non-Binary Artists and Better AllyshipPanelists: Daniyah Angel, Soledad Muñoz, Daniela Karina, Cecilia Corsano-Leopizzi2. Intergenerational Knowledge Sharing in the Electronic Arts & TechnologyPanelists: Daniyah Angel, Soledad Muñoz, Daniela Karina, Cecilia Corsano-Leopizziboth moderated by Jen SungshineFor more info, visit currentsymposium.com

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