Interconectando Comunidades Indígenas del Sur y el Norte de América
Coopdanza, Inc/COLOMBIA
LO QUE HACEMOS
En Coopdanza organizamos coreografías y montajes artísticos interdisciplinarios, donde grupos indígenas de América y artistas jóvenes integran para promover su arte y cultura.
Ph: Resguardo Indígena Marcelino Tascón, Valparaiso, Antioquia, Colombia.
PROYECTOS :
Coopdanza, Inc Investiga los Mitos del Origen de América, habitando y nutriendo la corporalidad y memorias ancestrales de los pueblos originarios, recreando su territorio, sus ceremonias, sus rituales, sus costumbres y expresiones populares-artísticas.
Kiwe.Uaque is a dance piece around an art installation on the floor inspired in the metaphysical concepts of the circle, the cruz and the spiral from all the indigenous cultures of America.
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SIE Festival (AGUA.KO.WATER.) is a place for the exchange of ideas and ways of artistic expression centered in water, not only as a natural resource but also as the vital component of our internal and external ecosystems.
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EINA La Majajüt: Exalts the cosmo-vision and resilience of Indigenous Wayuu people. We want to show how ambition and greedmake nature sick and generate suffering in all the beings that inhabit it.
A hybrid international indigenous festival of media arts and dance. The Festival is an exchange of discussions, critical thinking, panels, conferences, combined with exhibitions, projections and performances.
A multimedia work for children/youth featuring Indigenous dancers, performers, storytellers and music, to acknowledge Native American culture, issues and history, as how Mohawks built our city in the past and in the present.
The Festival took place in April of 2021, during the celebration of Earth Week in NYC, as a virtual contest. We launched a Festival of Indigenous music and dance with more than 40 artists from all over Indigenous America.
Obra de danza contemporánea e
instalación de video que indaga en torno al concepto de "dualidad" de las culturas indígenas: Maya, Wayuu, Muisca y Wiwa.
