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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2021 · 35 MIN

Nayla Naoufal reads "Body as fjord: A Sámi decolonial aesthetics"

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Nayla Naoufal reads Body as fjord: A Sámi decolonial aestheticsIn this episode writer, cultural worker and researcher Nayla Naoufal is reading her text Body as fjord: A Sámi decolonial aesthetics. The text centers around the work of Norwegian Sámi choreographer Katarina Skår Lisa, who presented the piece Gift of Stone at Oslo Internasjonale Teaterfestival 2020. Naoufal was in dialogue with Skår Lisa during the two-year creative process of Gift of Stone. Through this reading, she gives us an introduction to the lifeways and struggles of the Samí people as a way of understanding Skår Lisa’s artistic practice. (This episode was recorded in January 2021. Arctic Summer, the show mentioned in the podcast, had to be cancelled from Oslo Internasjonale Teaterfestival due to covid restrictions.)  Duration: 36 min Language: English Black Box teater podcast is created by Elin Grinaker, Anne-Cécile Sibué-Birkeland, Oda Tømte, Morten Pettersen and Martin Langlie.  Black Box teater is supported by the Norwegian Ministry of Culture and the City of Oslo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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