International Screenings of ba(ME)

ba(ME) sheds light on an intertwined journey
of being both an immigrant in the UK and
a minority artist in the dance industry.

The short film explores situational experiences of being a 'model immigrant / minority', and adds to a dynamic conversation on immigration and diversity in the arts.

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MANA

MANA is a collaboration between renowned Taiko Master, Toshi Sakamoto, award-winning Japanese Shamisen Virtuoso, Noriko Tadano, and internationally recognized dance artist, Julie Ann Minaai.
The trio explores the transcendent spiritual power that viscerally transforms us.
**Stage Performance:** 4 September 2022
Melbourne Spring Taiko Matsuri,
South Oakleigh College VIC 3167
Australia

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AT HOME: RETHINKING INTERNATIONALISM I

The first of our online conversations brings together industry professionals to discuss the experience of being an international artist as part of our Refuge series.

Join us for the first of a two-part discussion Rethinking Internationalism, exploring what it really means to be an international artist working in the UK today. How have recent events shaped what we consider internationalism to be and who has the privilege of being considered ‘international’? The discussion will be chaired by Dr Idil Akinci-Perez, with choreographer Julie Ann Minaai, Maria Aberg, director of Projekt Europa, theatre-maker Yasmeen Audisho Ghrawi and producer Taghrid Choucair-Vizoso.

As part of Refuge, artists, practitioners, academics and community leaders from across the globe come together in conversation, offering their perspectives on themes of internationalism, migration, displacement, inclusion and climate justice.

The Refuge series is supported by British Council, Edinburgh Futures Institute at the University of Edinburgh and Claire and Mark Urquhart. Made possible through the PLACE programme

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