Entrevista coffepaste

Corpos fora da norma que se transformam em corpos revolucionários.  Fazer da alma a extensão do corpo e tornar o corpo extensão da alma. Estes foram tópicos da nossa conversa com a bailarina e coreógrafa Diana Niepce, que está a trabalhar na sua próxima criação “Anda, Diana”. Falámos dessa e de outras criações, do seu percurso, de inspiração, e de muito mais.

Se quiseres apoiar o Coffeepaste, para continuarmos a fazer mais e melhor por ti e pela comunidade, vê como aqui.

 ARTS AND DISABILITY

Influencing Europe-wide funding programmes, cultural policy and venues to push for increased access for disabled artists and audiences.

Featuring:
– Diana Bastos Niepce, dancer and choreographer (Portugal)
– Filip Pawlak, theatre producer and actor (Poland)
– Maria Vlachou, Executive Director of Acesso Cultura (Portugal)

Moderated by Ben Evans, Head of Arts and Disability at the British Council (UK)
An online conversation around the report ‘Arts and Disability: a new cultural agenda for Europe’, published by the first European Arts and Disability Cluster last year.

The event addresses the areas for change outlined in the report, as well as discussing how best to increase access to the arts for both disabled artists and audiences.

From the British Council in partnership with Acesso Cultura as part of Europe Beyond Access.

Europe Beyond Access is co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Commission.

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“Imagina que acordaste num corpo que não conheces”: o bailado de Diana com o impossível

Europe beyond access Film

This film is part of a series of artist profiles produced by the transnational network, Europe Beyond Access. Our aim is to open high profile opportunities to disabled artists and increase public recognition of their important creative contributions to the arts and culture sector.

 https://www.disabilityartsinternational.org/resources/europe-beyond-access-introduces-diana-niepce/