Nathalie Joachim's performance blends Haitian heritage with art — a cultural evening at the Milwaukee Art Museum.
Nathalie Joachim brings her Grammy-nominated talent to the Milwaukee Art Museum, offering a performance that intertwines music with the museum's Haitian art collection. Her piece "Ki Moun ou ye" explores themes of heritage and identity, providing a rich auditory complement to the visual art on display. This event is a collaboration between Present Music and the museum, promising a night where art and music seamlessly converge.
Joachim's work is celebrated for its cross-cultural storytelling and social advocacy, making her performance both a personal and communal experience. The concert is set in the museum's Windhover Hall, a space known for its stunning architecture and acoustics. Whether you're a music lover or an art enthusiast, this event offers a unique opportunity to engage with both in a meaningful way.
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If you're a Milwaukee Art Museum Member, use the code PMMAM for a 15% discount on Present Music tickets. It's a great way to save on this unique concert experience.
Join the Milwaukee Art Museum and Present Music for a concert that brings together the magic and artistry of Gertrude Abercrombie: The Whole World is a Mystery, Currents 40: Widline Cadet, and the Museum’s world-renowned Haitian art collection. Expand your experience of the exhibition and the Haitian collection through the music of composer, flutist, and vocalist, Nathalie Joachim, who will perform her piece Ki Moun ou ye, which explores her Haitian heritage. Milwaukee Art Museum Members enjoy a 15% discount on Present Music tickets with the code PMMAM.
