Culture and conflict

Theatre-maker Rosten Abel: "Indian actors are much more uninhibited"

June 2008 -

Indian theatre-maker Roysten Abel created in 1999 an Othello adaptation that has since become a success throughout the world.

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Uganda's most wanted rebel leader on stage

March 2008 -

Actor Tonny Muwangala portrayes the notorious rebel leader Joseph Kony in the show Butterflies of Uganda.

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Miss Landmine: the right to be beautiful

March 2008 -

A beauty pageant / art project in Angola aims to make a political and humanitarian impact and challenge existing beauty ideals.

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Kenyan artists to the fore for peace

February 2008 -

Judy Ogana, director of the Godown art centre in Nairobi, hopes that common sense will once again triumph in Kenya.

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Conflicts and tensions in a globalising world

january 2008 -

Renowned thinkers from various disciplines set out the 'how and why' of tensions and conflicts in Conflicts and Tensions. This in connection with cultural identity and cultural expressions.

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Culture and conflict in Burundi

November 2007 -

The British network organisation Creative Exchange focuses on the social aspects of art and culture. It uses cultural projects as part of non-violent conflict resolution.

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Harare Book Café the hub of Zimbabwe's cultural life

August 2007 -

The terrible conditions in today's Zimbabwe only feed the desire of young artists to express themselves. The Book Café plays a central role in the cultural life of the capital, Harare.

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MASA is back

August 2007 -

MASA, the Marché des Arts du Spectacle Africain in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire, has provided Africa with a showcase for its performing arts and a forum for continental unity since 1993. The festival takes place in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire, and is also going on the road for the first time.

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Aina uses media and culture for development and reconstruction

June 2007 -

With his non-governmental organisation Aina photographer Reza Deghati wants to contribute to cultural reconstruction in former and current conflict areas, such as Afghanistan and Sri Lanka. His activities include training journalists and establishing magazines.

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Reyum: welcoming institution for Cambodian culture

May 2007 -

Once an exhibition space for art teachers, Reyum in Phnom Penh developed itself into a renowned forum for research, documentation, management and promotion of both traditional and contemporary Cambodian art and culture.

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