Edoheart New York, New York
Edoheart is a poet, producer, and multimedia artist. Born in Nigeria in the rainforest culture of the Edo people, raised in Detroit’s 90's spoken-word community and in the global experimental performance-art scenes, Edoheart is described as "Afro-poetry over dubbed-out rhythms," "sculptural and avant garde," and "afropunk". She calls her unique performance style 'butoh-vocal theatre'. ... more
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