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Lucrezia Ercolani meets Jumana Dabis, Comitato di Quartiere Quarticciolo Ribelle

20th September 26 • h. 7.00 pm

Teatro Biblioteca Quarticciolo

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Following the screening of the short film SARKHA. A Palestinian Video Art Short Film, journalist Lucrezia Ercolani, of Il Manifesto, will be in conversation with director Jumana Dabis and a representative of the Comitato di Quartiere Quarticciolo Ribelle. An event to reflect on the relationship between center and periphery, representation, and practices of cultural resistance, in collaboration with Solidarity in Motion, a network that supports the mobility of artists from conflict areas.

Dance to imagine another Gaza

Palestinian choreographer and dancer Jumana Dabis weaves her practice together with processes of healing, both personal and collective. With the film Sharka she attempted to achieve the impossible: dancing in the Gaza Strip during the genocide. The talk will address her relationship with communities of young Palestinians, how technology has nourished the imagination under conditions of war, and the connections between art and possible forms of resistance.

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Lucrezia Ercolani was born in Rome in '92 and holds a degree in Philosophy; she is a professional journalist and editor at the newspaper "Il manifesto," Visioni section. She has a particular interest in underground artistic expressions and in crossovers between different disciplines. She has contributed to various publications (Extra! Music Magazine, The New Noise, Theatron 2.0, La Falena), and has worked at Teatro Spazio Diamante and on the Filmmaker Festival catalogue.

Jumana Dabis is a choreographer, dancer, teacher, land-lover, mother, and communications manager. She has been dancing since the age of seven. She has taken part in various dance programs such as Ponderosa (Stolzenhagen), Takween (Beirut), and Dance Web (Vienna), before earning a Master's degree in Contemporary Dance Performance from the University of Limerick, Ireland. Her choreographic career began in 2003 and has led her to present various works in the United States, Germany, Ireland, Lebanon, Palestine, and Norway. Jumana is interested in bringing art to the center of public life in Palestine, and in finding ways to use art to bring humanity back into the world. Jumana is an expert Yoga teacher, certified by Yoga Alliance – ERYT 500 (Hatha and multi-style), RCYT (Children's Yoga), and RPYT (Prenatal Yoga).

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