The 10th Ode to Peace International Youth Culture and Arts Festival in Penglai (23-25 Aug 2011)
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The document summarizes an international youth culture and arts festival held in Penglai, China from August 23-25, 2011. The festival aimed to promote peace and guide youth through cultural exchange. Over 120 young people between ages 10-15 from 8 countries including Russia, South Korea, Nepal, Thailand, India, Mongolia, Hong Kong, and China participated in performances representing their cultures. The program also included cultural exchange events and an international symposium on education for international understanding. Student feedback indicated the opportunity helped them learn about other cultures and feel a sense of achievement.
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The Serendipity Arts Festival is a large multi-disciplinary arts initiative in South Asia that spans visual, performing, and culinary arts. It explores various genres through film, live arts, literature, and fashion. The festival features a core program curated by experts as well as educational programs, workshops, special projects, and collaborations. It aims to make art more visible and accessible to the public. The festival seeks to inspire new perspectives and address issues like arts education, patronage, discourse, inclusivity, and accessibility through free events and programs supporting innovation.
國立政治大學邀請賴文政博士分享"如何增加國際兢爭力"
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Music & contemporary dance festival
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Study of Concept Berhala Island Cultural Festival as The First of Culture Fes...
ABSTRACT : This research aims to determine the concept of performance, stage, and artistic in the Berhala
Island Cultural Festival, Serdang Bedagai, North Sumatera, Indonesia. The theory used in this study is the form
of presentation, cultural festivals, performing arts management. Based on the theoretical foundation that
explains festivals, presentation, management are then presented and explained systematically to deepen or
interpret data specifically in order to answer all research questions. This research method uses a qualitative
descriptive method, namely by collecting it through interviews and then explaining and interpreting it. Data
collection techniques were carried out by field observations, Participatory Observations, interviews and
documentation. The results of the study show that the Berhala Island Cultural Festival takes the concept of
nature of culture. This concept can be seen from the selection of the type of performances displayed as well as
the stage and artistic design. In the maritime culture festival on Berhala Island, several performances are
presented, including rituals of dzikirlaut, releasing turtles, art performances, pencaksilat attractions, and fashion
show.
KEYWORDS :Berhala Island, Cultural Festival, Outer Island, Indonesia
Dance Highlight For Press Kit Eng
The document announces the International Dance Festival 2010 to be held in Phuket and Bangkok, Thailand from March 2-14, 2010. Over 400 artists from 15 countries will perform a wide range of dance styles, from ballet to hip-hop. The festival aims to entertain audiences of over 100,000 with world-renowned performers while also providing opportunities for local and young talent. It hopes to foster appreciation of dance as an art form in Thailand.
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The 2011-12 Annual Report for Northwestern University's Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Art, produced by Burke Patten
Mongol Messenger June, 2019
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The document discusses a capacity building training in heritage building restoration that is being organized by the Arts Council of Mongolia. The training is being taught by an American architect and structural engineer, Stephen J. Kelley, and focuses on understanding building materials and systems, building diagnostics, and developing conservation management plans. The training involves 30 participants from Mongolia and will assess the condition of Choijin Lama Temple and provide recommendations for its restoration.
MM ACM-October page 2021
The Arts Council of Mongolia has successfully run a Fellowship Program for 13 years that has provided training to over 270 arts and culture professionals. This year's program selected 19 fellows and provided 22 training sessions on topics like arts management and fundraising. Selected fellows will implement online community arts projects and receive $1,000 grants. The Arts Council has also launched an online "Art for Change" music education project to teach children during COVID restrictions. The project provides video lessons from a pianist on classical and Mongolian music pieces.
Manila SDG Festival, Forum and Workshops for Health, Wellbeing, Peace and Cli...
Manila SDG Festival, Forum and Workshops for Health, Wellbeing, Peace and Cli...Fundación Consejo de Cooperación Sur-Sur para el Desarrollo Sostenible - SSCC
SSCC has been a lead partner in this global exercise with numerous partners, including UNESCO and other members of the UN family, Senate, the House of Representatives and the Government of the Philippines under the guidance of its eminent member Cecile Alvarez. Cecile is UNESCO Artist for Peace, Director of Earthsavers UNESCO Dream Centre and President of the ITI Social Change Network.
The Manila event was originally scheduled for March 2020, but has been postponed to December 2021 due to covid 19. This webpage will contain regular updates on the Festival and Forum and a separate webpage is currently being created for the Manila event.World Expo
The document outlines plans for a partnership program between schools in Norfolk, UK and Xuhui, China focused on Expo 2010 in Shanghai. Key aspects of the program include:
1) Norfolk schools will partner with schools in Xuhui to research different countries' pavilions at Expo 2010 and share information gathered.
2) In July 2010, Norfolk will host visiting students from Xuhui and exhibit information about 8 country pavilions in a Lord Mayor's procession and exhibition tour across Norfolk.
3) The program aims to strengthen school communities and increase cultural awareness of global issues through theme days, art, dance, costumes and other activities related to Expo 2010 for students.
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World Culture Festival 2010 Berlijn
The World Culture Festival in the
Olympiastadion Berlin is expected to bring together more than 70,000 participants from 151 countries in an unforgettable celebration of diversity
2nd – 3rd July 2011
World Culture Festival, July 2011 Berlin
This slide show gives you a good view of the great event that will take place 2nd and 3rd of July 2011 in the Olympic stadium in Berlin! I do recommend this event as a big opportunity to broaden your network, vision and contribute to society. I personally invite you all to share this with you network and be a part of this great event yourself.
PIAD FNC_digital programme
The document summarizes a First Nations Colloquium and Creative Arts Lab taking place from October 10-14, 2016 in South Africa. The event brings together indigenous artists, managers and thinkers from South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, and the US to foster cross-cultural collaborations and explore themes in indigenous art. Over the five days, the program includes colloquium presentations, creative lab sessions, and visits to indigenous sites in South Africa. The goal is to inspire new indigenous works of art and increase international partnerships, audiences and support for indigenous arts.
MM ACM-December 2021
The Arts Council of Mongolia and International Women's Federation partnered to deepen the UN Women's "I am Generation Equality" movement in Mongolia by organizing the second annual "ZOOM: ARTIST IN LEADERSHIP" media contest. The contest received creative artworks from August to October addressing social issues and solutions. Winners were selected and awarded at an event held in November. The project aims to promote gender equality through art.
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- 2. To promote the spirit of peace, educate and guide the youth to establish noble ideals of peace-loving, the pursuit of world peace, working towards the achievement of world peace. The 10th Ode to Peace International Youth Culture and Arts Festival in Penglai23-25 August 2011 Aims & objectives
- 4. The 10th Ode to Peace International Youth Culture and Arts Festival in Penglai23 – 25 August 2011Event Highlights “Appreciating the Charm of Penglai” Evening Party Cultural Exchange
- 8. The 10th Ode to Peace International Youth Culture and Arts Festival in Penglai23 – 25 August 2011Students’ Feedback Appreciative and highly valued the opportunity to meet with young people from othercountries Acquired a good understanding of cultures of other participating countries through exchanges and close encounters with their delegates Enjoyed the hospitality ofPenglai people in Shandong and obtained a first hand knowledge and experience of this historical town and her cultural heritage. Good sense of achievement and self-development
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