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Re:written brings you some of your favorite industry beats, remixed and rewritten with the fresh RnB alternative sound of Domanique Grant. We've combined her unique sound, writing style and concept manipulation, with a variety of your favorite Hip Hop and RnB beats ranging from those of Micheal Jackson, Nas, Drake, Neyo and many other heavy hitters. As an introduction to the highly anticipated mixape Domanique's first single Young World, is a captivating rendition of Talib Kweli's good morning, linking Hip hop to a new Rnb Alternative fusion.







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Sunday, December 26, 2010

Domanique performs in the Theatre production of The Grace Project:Sick Directed by Judith Thompson Jan 6th-16th at The Factory Theatre Mainspace

Canada’s foremost playwright Judith Thompson, and the rest of The Sick Collective invite you to, The Grace Project: SICK, at the 2011 Next Stage Festival, January 6th- 16th, 2011.

from January 6th-16th Ill be hitting The Factory Theatre Mainspace stage with The Sick Collective in The Grace Project: Sick. Have you ever questioned what the term "Sick" really means in our society? I would like to send you an extended invitation to a new show that I will be performing in which gives light to many young stories, challenging this dilemma:

The hope of the production is to seek, confront and understand, the many preconceptions about living with challenges, about otherness and about challenging the overall concept of what it means to be labelled sick.

The SICK Collective Presents
The Grace Project: SICK

Directed and created By Judith Thompson
Co-Created/Assistant Directed by Lauren Brotman
Produced by Jack Grinhaus and Sarah Miller-Garvin
Script Supervisor: Jordi Mand
Stage Manager/Production Manager: Scott Seetoo
Production Design by Beth Kates
Assistant Designer: Melissa Joakim
Assistant Stage Manager: Blue Bigwood-Mallin
Graphic Design by Joshua Korngut
With
Jordan Balzan, Victoria Carr, Domanique Grant, Emma Hillier, Megan Dale Murray, Nicole Dale Murray, Krystal Hope Nausbaum, Adrian Rebucas, Tanya Rintoul, Nazmul Shaheed, David Shelley, Rebecca Solway, Malube Uhindugingala and Lisa Waters


SHOWS:
Thursday Jan 6th: 5 p.m. Friday Jan 7th: 7:15 p.m.

Saturday Jan 8th: 9:30 p.m. Sunday Jan 9th: 7:00 p.m.

Tuesday Jan 11th: 8:30 p.m. Thursday Jan 13th: p.m.

Friday Jan 14th: 9:15 p.m. Saturday Jan 15th: 5 p.m.

Sunday Jan 16th: 3:15 p.m.



Where:
Factory Theatre Mainspace
125 Bathurst Street
Phone: 416-504-7529
Part of the 2010 Next Stage Festival

Please visit www.fringetoronto.com or www.sickcollective.com for more info on tickets.
see you there!

ALL CANADIAN ALL R&B mixtape, Hosted by DJ Starting From Scratch features Domanique


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Sunday, October 10, 2010

Opening for Ania Soul's video release party This Wed Oct 13th at 8pm inside Trane Studios



This Wednesday, October 13th, I will be opening for Ania Soul's video release party inside Trane Studio (964 Bathurst Street).Along side the screaning of her new video directed by the outstanding, Chris Strikes,the night will be hosted by Najjah! DJ Nana will be spinin'!!! with opening performances by myself, Gifty Singh and Kyauna Clarke! Giveaways provided by Big it Up! With a closing performance by by Miss Ania Soul and her live band!


Facebook group
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=122043627850770

Web

http://www.aniasoul.com/



See you there!!

Friday, October 1, 2010

Ernie Paniccioli

Legendary Hip hop photographer Ernie Paniccioli
My favorite photograph is my next one

After meeting Ernie here in Toronto at The Manifesto speaker series, I would have to say he is by far one of the most humble and talented people I have met. There are very few people who have the ability to speak to a full crowd, while making every individual feel as if they are being spoken to personally, and Ernie has definitely mastered that. Please check out his bio below, with additional links to his work!


As one of the most talented hip hop photographers who has graced our time, Ernie has used his lens to capture the culture and essence of hip hop, for over 3 decades. Having photographed mainstreams legends ranging from Slick Rick, Grandmaster Flash, Rock Steady Crew, Doug E. Fresh, Ice Cube, Queen Latifah, Public Enemy, Salt-N-Pepa and so many more. Some of the most famous caught by his lens include , John F. Kennedy, Jr. , Frank Sinatra, Jimmy Carter, Liza Minelli, Andy Warhol, Michael Jackson, Minister Louis Farrakhan, Michael Jordan, Britney Spears, Aaliyah, Snoop, Jay Z, Run DMZ, and The Dalai Lama. His work has decorated such illustrious publications as Rolling Stone, Vibe, The New York Times, Newsweek, Life, Spin and Ebony, to name a few. He has also shot for MTV and VH1 and has photos published in books, on album covers and posters throughout the globe. Paniccioli's work has also been displayed in various exhibits such as, The New York City Urban Experience Museum where 110 pieces from his Hip Hop Gallery were displayed making it the largest one man photography show in New York City history.

Ernie broke the barrier of stereotypes… As a young man growing up in Brooklyn in areas such as Park Slope, Bedford Stuyvesant and Flatbush in the 1970's, Paniccioli picked up a camera for the first time and instantly converted his interest and abilities from painter to photographer. Inspired by his feelings of being cast as a second class citizen and perhaps through a gift from above, he started out by taking photographs of the graffiti that embodied the borough. Unaware to Paniccioli, he had stumbled upon his unforeseen destiny.

No one has helped to launch the awareness and culture of Hip hop to the world better than the legendary Hip Hop Photographer himself, Ernie Paniccioli. When asked which of his photographs is his favorite, Ernie responds… "My favorite photograph is my next one".


To Purchase 1 or more of Ernie's 12 books

visit
http://stores.lulu.com/store.php?fAcctID=1751749


For additional work including his
award winning movie
http://www.hiphopotherside.com/

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Domanique is a finalist in the Manifesto/Artreach Youths Arts competition hosted by Matte Babel


I have been selected as 1 of the 9 finalist's to compete for $5000 dollars in The Artreach youth art's pitch competition on September 20th Hosted by Much Music's Matte Babel AND YOUR ALL INVITED!

ArtReach Toronto, Manifesto, City of Toronto Cultural Services and Toronto Community Housing present..

Hosted by Matte Babel
Music by DJ Lissa Monae

Judges:
Farley Flex
Michie Mee
Nawa Simon
Sora Olah
Gillian Hewitt Smith

STARTS AT 7PM SHARP!
FREE EVENT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

The 2010 Youth Arts Pitch Contest!
Monday September 20, 2010
99 Sudbury Street (King & Sudbury)
http://www.facebook.com/#!/group.php?gid=2364713979&ref=ts

Monday, August 2, 2010

Domaniques Official birthday party+ Performance Hosted By MTV's Tika Simone THIS FRIDAY AUG 6TH



This Friday August 6th my official birthday Party's going down at The Intimate and Interactive open mic, Hosted By MTV's Tika Simone! As a special Thanks to all of my fans, I'd like to invite you all out to celebrate with great live music by Blake Carrington, Wolf J McFarlane and KJ, who will be headlining. Dj Omada will be spinning on the 1's and 2's. Oh yea! and a special performance by myself.

All of my friends, family and fans will be ON GUEST LIST ALL NIGHT! with a $5 cover. We'll have a few delectable treats, amazing performances and a wicked night!!
WHERE:Lambadina Lounge
875 Bloor(Bloor and Ossington
Start Time:10:30pm
$5 dollars all night

Domanique in The Summerworks Festival with The Amy Project!

http://www.facebook.com/?tid=1431342624078&sk=messages#!/event.php?eid=146752535340836&ref=ts

SHOWTIMES
Friday Aug 6th @ 8pm
Friday Aug 7th @ 10pm
Friday Aug 8th @ 2pm
Wed Aug 11th @ 6pm
Thurs Aug 12th @ 8pm
Friday Aug 13th @ 10pm
Sat Aug 14th @ 6pm

If you missed it in April, here is your chance to watch it!! And if you seen it already, spread the word, HECK, come out and watch again! Do not let this show pass you by. The AMY Project 2010 ensemble will be performing in the Summerworks festival between Aug 6th & Aug 14th. Come out and support young artist/talent!!! Performed in April/May, and featured in the NOW magazine, Step Right Up was a great success, with amazing feedback and tons of reviews.

This year’s youth ensemble presents Step Right Up, a circus show that invites you to take a closer look at the human ‘oddities’ that make us gawk, laugh and cringe. As they share their personal stories, these promising, emerging performers step up into the spotlight and, with great feats of courage, challenge you to look beyond society’s game of smoke and mirrors and see the complex truth that lies beneath.
Tell a friend to tell a friend to tell a community and come out and enjoy.
There will also be a question and answer period.

Project Co-Directors: CLAIRE CALNAN, WEYNI MENGESHA
Assistant Director & Stage Manager: SHAMELIA JOSEPH
Lighting Designer: SUSIE JAROSZEWSKA
Production Intern: CASSY WALKER

And Featuring the A.M.Y. Project Youth Ensemble:
COPPER, ANDREA CARTER, ALIA ETTIENNE, DOMANIQUE GRANT, JACQUERIE LAZARO, MOUNA TRAORE, RUTA MEKONNEN, KATE WELSH, ABHI YOGASERGARAN, with MICHELLE GREEN