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From 4 to 9 October 2022 Middle East Now returns to Florence, the festival that offers an immersion in the more contemporary Middle Eastern culture through cinema, documentaries, art, comics, music, food, meetings and special events

Middle East Now returns to Florence from 4 to 9 October 2022, at the Cinema La Compagnia, at the Cinema Stensen and in other city spaces, with a multifaceted program of events, including cinema, documentaries, art, exhibitions, music, food, meetings and projects cultural in a broader sense. This is a festival that has always been … Read more

Culture and religions of the world come together in the Sacred Music Festival of Bogotá

by Aaron Mathis

Bogotá, Sep 10 (EFE).- The XI International Festival of Sacred Music of Bogotá begins this Friday with the union of the peoples as a central theme and an outstanding participation of women and artists from native communities from different regions of Colombia. The month-long festival will present a selection of sacred, spiritual, meditative and contemplative … Read more

From Vibo to London to spread the Mediterranean culture, the rise of Maverick Lo Bianco PHOTO

by Saturnina Kaiser

It is a Mediterranean heart that “beats” in the world. Because its origins are a Vibo but his passion knows no bounds. His passion, like his courage to dare. Because Maverick Lo Bianco he is 29 years old, but he made his choice of life when he was still a kid. Cinema, being Italian, optimism, … Read more

Culture. Roberto Chile: “If the heart does not fly, there is no poetry”

by Aaron Mathis

By Andy Jorge BlancoCubaDebate / Latin American Summary, September 6, 2022. Roberto Chile is not wrong when he says that in his most recent exhibition, photography and poetry have left their mark. He goes to the verses of the French poet René Char to reaffirm it: “The poet must leave traces in his path, not … Read more

Which spiritual culture for Africa?

by Helen Flores

Between revealed spiritualities and ancestral spiritualities, Professor Olivier Bilé offers a reading grid and a possible solution adapted to the realities of the continent. A certain category of Africans is quite right to think that questions of culture, spirituality and religion are fundamental in the fulfillment of the destiny of a people. The latter are … Read more

IWA Festival is born, as an exponent of the Amazigh culture in Melilla

by Aaron Mathis

Iwa Festivalis an event that seeks to promote the projection and dissemination of the Amazigh culture in Melilla and in the world, as well as revitalize their language and cultural values. Celebrate the cultural diversity of Melilla, creating a space for artistic dissemination. An international meeting with a heterogeneous representation of artistic projects and initiatives … Read more

L’expulsion de la culture et la culture en exil

by Steven Felton

Écrivain russo-américain de grande renommée en Russie, Edward Topol se penche dans cet essai sur la « sélection négative » qui s’opère dans son pays d’origine, depuis la révolution d’Octobre jusqu’à ce jour, au travers des vagues successives de terreur et d’émigration. Serions-nous en train d’assister à un abêtissement de la population sous l’emprise de … Read more

Bella Hadid’s regrets: “I wish I could have lived with Muslim culture”

by Helen Flores

Is she in search of authenticity in the artificial and superficial world of modeling which is totally devoid of it, and over which she nevertheless reigns, being one of her flagship muses? If Bella Hadid’s sylph-like face and silhouette have indeed been spread out over the covers of prestigious magazines for several years, it is … Read more

Faith and culture: Assisi, from 2 to 4 September the Cortile di Francesco | AgenSIR

by Michael Miller

The eighth edition of Courtyard of Francesco. Personalities of civil society, the religious world and culture will discuss, from 2 to 4 September, on the theme of the eighth edition: “Eternal and the present time”. Over 30 meetings, special guided tours, musical events, artistic vertical dance performance by the “il Posto” company on the wall … Read more

Cameroon: Mangambeu, an air of sanza, a dance, a culture…

by Geoffrey Vanhouten

AA/ Yaoundé/ Peter Kum Funerals… A frantic pace… And a young dancer named Mangambeu… A most atypical story that takes us to the heart of Bamileke culture, where dance and spirituality are marvelously intertwined. “It was on the occasion of the funeral of a notable bangangté, named Mafeun Biatat, that a group of young people … Read more