2nd edition
RHYTHMS AND STEPS OF AFRICA 15th-21st May 2005, KrakowUnder auspices of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Mayor of the City of Krakow
conference ● workshops ● performances● exhibitions
in cooperation with Jagiellonian University and Consulate of France in Krakow
The second conference of the festival is dedicated to chorea Africana, and specifically to the dancing people of contemporary Africa, whether ritual or contemporary
conference research areas cover semantics of the human body, theatre and dance, music, cultural and philosophical anthropology, namely
photo by PSAD©
Sylvia Glasser, Ana Clara Guerra Marques, Jacek Łapott, Jean Paul-Colleyn, Piotr Lenartowicz, Thomas Riccio
Vincent Sekvati Koko Mantsoe (RPA)
Deanna Anderson, USA
Jan Pilch, Poland
Thomas Riccio, USA
Diakaridia Keïta Sélofara, Mali & Agnieszka Kędzierska – Man, RPA
Vincent Sekvati Koko Mantsoe (RPA)
Jan Pilch, Poland
The Polish Dance Theatre of Poznań, Poland
Dançe Carte, Angola
Diakaridia Keïta Sélofara, Mali
Ana Clara Guerra Marques, Angola
exhibition; African puppet theatre, The The Seweryn Udziela Ethnographic Museum of Krakow
Festival Venues
Jagiellonian University, Center of Contemporary Art SOLVAY, Academy of Music, Krakow
Postconference monograph