Sunday 12/7/2015 at 16:00
Festivals
Hoga Zait 2015 in Canove, David Hudson in concert, exhibition "Buxìe ab-Lights of Tunkelbalt sources-Asiago plateau July 12, 2015
Hoga Zait 2015: Cimbrian culture festival makes a stop in Canove, in theAsiago plateau, Sunday July 12, 2015 with a concert by an Aboriginal artist of international fame: David Hudson.
The day, which begins in the afternoon with workshops on Australian Aboriginal culture and the exhibition "Buxìe ab-Lights of Tunkelbalt sources", will conclude at the Theatre of Canove with a particular melody, hardly audible in Italy.
THE PROGRAM
Hours 16.00: playground-Spill platz
Workshop-seminar on Aboriginal culture
18.30 Hours: Venue Pro Loco-Bor's Lant Haus
Opening of the exhibition Buxìe ab-Lights of Tunkelbalt ' origins of Florio Pond
21.00 Hours: Theatre-Saal Teàtarn
David Hudson in concert
DAVID HUDSON
David Hudson is an Aboriginal ethnic musician of international fame. His artistic research includes a combination of contemporary and traditional Aboriginal influences. Is a very careful performer and a pioneer in its designs to the didgeridoo.
Tireless Organizer of intercultural workshops for various organizations, he has performed virtually everywhere in the world and considered an Ambassador of the aborigines. He obtained numerous awards includingHonorary Tourism Ambassadors Award and the Centenary Medal for his services to the Aboriginal cause.
THE BUXIE
The buxìe tradition (the candle holder) are the element through which Florio Pond presents its new collection 'ab-Lights origins of Tunkelbalt'. Are small sculptures made entirely by hand, in perforated sheet metal and focus/where chiselled sprung will give its own interpretation of the graffiti art of Ass Taal.
The projections/suggestions that create the light in is unique in its kind; In addition to buxìe, will also present the panels with sbalzate foils fretworked focus and representatives always subjects inspired by Val d Assa.
Sponsored by the AUSTRALIAN EMBASSY EVENT: is a prestigious recognition that attests to theunconditional support of the Australian Government for the Festival, acknowledging and endorsing cultural aspects contained in the program. The Australian Government attaches "great value to a cultural initiative involving our two countries in shedding light on the origins of our peoples".
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