Application for intake 2024 is open to self-funded students: deadline 4th April
Accommodation provided by Choreomundus:
Agóra building: (where the conference is taking place)
Wednesday, 25 July, evening Welcome
Thursday, 26 July
9.00-10.30 | Opening, Welcoming and Presentations |
10.30-10.45 | Coffee break |
10.45-12.00 | Choreomundus Networking Roundtable (moderated by Natasa Chanta-Martin) |
12.00-12.30 | Professional life after graduation (moderator Georgiana Wierre-Gore) |
Tserendorj Tsolmon “Working at the National Cultural Heritage Center” | |
Al Obeidyine Jana “Employing Dance Ethnography In Cultural Journalism” | |
Juan Felipe Miranda Medina “Omnipresence Over Specialization: Capacities and Possibilities” | |
12.30-13.00 | Dance and People in Crisis (moderator Egil Bakka) |
Luiza Beloti Abi Saab “Refugee-Body: Rabelados Cultural Context in Cabo Verde” | |
Eloisa Lamilla Guerrero “Dance in funerals of Lugbara communities of the North Western Uganda” | |
Ronald Kibirige “Ritual Dance-Musicking in the Acholi Post-War Communities of Northern Uganda” | |
13.00-14.00 | LUNCH |
14.00-14.30 | ICH/UNESCO (moderator László Felföldi) |
Kim-Lee Campbell “Dance and ecologic awareness” | |
Filip Petkovski “From Community to Humanity: Dance as Intangible Cultural Heritage” | |
Heather van Niekerk “Heritagisation in narratives of Breton-ness constructed through dance” | |
14.30-15.00 | Popular dance forms and identity (moderator Theresa Jill Buckland) |
Luna-Jared Jonathan “Rated SPG: a performance research on popular dance on noontime television” | |
Urvi Vora “Performance of Nationalism at the India-Pakistan Border” | |
Ana Stojanovic “Dance as a Gift: Exchange procedures in the public mass performance of Slet in Socialist Yugoslavia” | |
15.00-15.10 | Skype |
15.10-15.30 | Dance ethnography (moderator Sándor Varga) |
Sozer Ozdemir – Sebnem and Aray Rakhimzhanova “Dance in Turkish Henna Night Ritual” | |
15.30-16.00 | Dance and Education (moderator Svein Gladsø) |
Mohamed Farid – Muhammad Noramin “Malay Dance as Co-Curricular Activity in Singapore Schools: Promoting Creativity or Instilling Rigidity?” | |
Tsehaye Haidemariam “Dance Education in the Digital Age” | |
Ipshita Rajesh “Integrating dance in education systems” | |
16.00-16.15 | Coffee break |
1615-17.00 | Questions and Answers session interrupted by short meetings with Alumni by Skype (moderator Gediminas Karoblis) |
17.15-21.00 Choreomundus dance festival
Friday, 27 July
Venue: Agora
10.00-11.30
11.30-12.00 Coffee break
12.00-13.15
13.15-14.15 Lunch
14.15-15.00 General Assembly of CAA
17.00-21.00 Choreomundus dance festival
Saturday, 28 July
All Choreomundus Scholarship Students must register to the Erasmus Mundus Students and Alumni Association (EMA). Please verify that you are registered since membership is not automatic.
Likewise, all former and current Choreomundus almuni are encouraged to register for free at the Choreomundus Alumni Association, which aims at fostering a community of dancers and dance researchers that have taken part in Choreomundus. Registration requires only a brief biography and a profile photo.
For your information: The 30th Symposium of the ICTM Study Group on Ethnochoreology commences at the University of Szeged on July 28, 2018.