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Partnership for a Healthier America, Opening Reception at the Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health
Pictured: James R Gavin III, Chair of the Board of Directors, Partnership for a Healthier America, John Lumpkin, MD, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Joy Lewis, Kaiser Permanente
Yesterday was my oldest daughters wedding reception. I did hire a wedding photographer for the event, but I did have a few minutes after the wedding and before the reception to take this six frame three exposure HDR of the reception hall. This was an amazing day. I gained a new son. I hope in the next few days to begin posting on a more regular schedule again.
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On Thursday the 4th June 2015 with the sun shining in the beautiful and historic setting of the House of Commons, students, alumni and University of London International Programmes staff gathered again for a wonderful drinks reception on the Terrace Pavilion; Sponsored by alumna Gisela Stuart MP (LLB 1991).
Reception held for Audiopharmacy.
Audiopharmacy is a San Francisco-based hip hop / dub group at the forefront of the international fusion music scene, currently touring in the Pacific region. Its unique repertoire intricately fuses live instrumentation and global musical styles, producing a constantly evolving sound, and striving to build community, and invoke consciousness, empowerment and respect for life in every creative endeavor. The tour is part of the State Department's American Music Abroad program and is in association with American Voices. It is one of many international tours undertaken by American acts every year.
More about Audiopharmacy: newzealand.usembassy.gov/audiopharmacy.html
and Swiss from NZ: www.facebook.com/swissmusiq
To find out more about American Music Abroad:
American Music Abroad artists represent the new generation of musical ambassadors; reaching beyond concert halls to interact with other musicians and citizens around the globe. During 2012 and 2013, ECA will partner with American Voices to send approximately 10 American roots music groups in genres such as urban/hip-hop, gospel, bluegrass, and jazz. The groups will travel to more than 40 countries to conduct public concerts, interactive performances with local musicians, lecture demonstrations, workshops, and jam sessions with diverse audiences.
American Music Abroad activities focus on younger and underserved audiences in countries where people have few opportunities to meet American performers and experience their music first-hand.
Denise Gray fielding another telephone call. The switchboard is red hot all day and a constant stream of visitors come and go.
Photo by Corinne Krogh Photography.
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