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Puerto Viejo exhibition celebrates Quince Duncan’s contribution to Afro-Costa Rican culture

From La Nación · () Spanish

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  • A free exhibition in Puerto Viejo explores five decades of Costa Rican intellectual Quince Duncan’s literary and cultural legacy.
  • The exhibition, titled “Mapping a Voice”, focuses on Duncan’s contribution to Afro-Costa Rican culture.

A free exhibition in Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica, celebrates five decades of literary and cultural work by intellectual Quince Duncan.

Titled “Mapping a Voice”, the exhibition traces Duncan’s legacy and his contribution to Afro-Costa Rican culture. The article presents the event as an opportunity to discover his work in the Caribbean town.

A photograph accompanying the article shows Duncan at his residence in Heredia.

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