OUR INDIGENOUS FRIENDS
Exhibition / Numsang Joh
Forest Film School at Numsang Joh in Khantyland, 2018
EXHIBITION
9.01.-13.02. 2023 - Lima, Peru Mano a Mano / for more info contact us!
25.11.2022 - 04.01.2023 Tartu Ülikooli raamatukogu 3. korrus / avamine kell 18.00
14.10.2022 - 14.11. 2023 Tartu Ülikooli Narva Kolledz kell.17.00
16.09.2022 Rakvere Kamalammas festival Rohuaia lasteaed
Opening at 17.00
8.08-08.09 Kazym, Russia
18.00 21.04.2022 - 31.08.2022 Liszt Instituut - Ungari Kultuuri Keskus Tallinn
Piiskopi 2, 10130 Tallinn, Estonia
19.00 25.03.2022 Fonó Budai Zeneház 1116 Budapest,
Sztregova utca 3.
- the exhibition is up until 9th of April
15.00 05.03.2022 Zirc, Reguly Antal Múzeum és
| és Népi Kézműves Alkotóház Hungary |
23.10.-05.12.2021 Vana-Võromaa Kultuurikoda / Võru, Estonia
640 visitors
06.12.2021-15.02.2022 Abja Cultural Center / Estonia
250 visitors
“Our indigenous friends” is an interactive travelling exhibition which includes films, photos and sound installations based on our three year work with indigenous people in Siberia, Khanty-Mansi area in Numsang Joh camp.
Team of Estonian and Finnish artists and film professionals work each year with 35-60 kids in the Forest Film School, requiring them to use their mother tongue for filmmaking. Most of the time it is their first interaction with a camera, their own language as an artistic tool.
As an outcome you are welcome to see the first Khanty language short films, video art pieces and sound installations. You get to know their faces and stories. They become your friends.
They are the last ones to try to keep their culture and nature alive in an extremely wild environment.
We would like to draw attention to the language extinction!
Around 7,000 languages are spoken worldwide. 200 most spoken languages are used by 89% of the world's population. There are not many languages left with only a million speakers. 530 languages are spoken only by the elderly, and another 650 languages are known to not be spoken by any child. About four to five languages a year have disappeared in recent years. That leads to the prediction of an explosive increase in language extinction in the next few decades.
If you are interested in contributing to our exhibition, please contact us!
We would be happy to collaborate and send our exhibition to as many places as possible!
CONTACT
Curator - Edina Csüllög - sara.kisari@gmail.com +37258877144
OUR TEAM
Designer - Evelin Urm
Sound design - Vootele Ruusmaa
Photos & Texts - Anti Naulainen, Liis Nimik, Outi Rossi, Tõnu Kilusk, Edina Csüllög, Martin Männik, Laura Kõiv
Dresses/ scarf - Eleriin Seim
Social Media - Berta Kisand
Pr - Piret Räni / Edina Csüllög
Editor - Hedda Maurer
Films - Numsang Joh Youth
Translations - Film Tower
CATALOGUES / SOUND INSTALLATIONS
in Estonian
in English
in Hungarian
Spanish
https://drive.google.com/file/d/107t3CyZMJhxQWU7rZ1BC07A8GbCbjEOI/view?usp=sharing
in Russian
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DDnXaKJDPX5A6eABDsxh8mwPSAXka7oK/view?usp=sharing
Sound installation in Estonian
Sound installation in English
Sound installation in Hungarian
Spanish
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RTadzGBQ5TleFRChxdYnfauYAANgl0Rw/view?usp=sharing
Russian
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rWKpBHj_IZQUkrBp_HWkLzZNsu4iybCQ/view?usp=sharing
FILMS
https://vimeo.com/687956882
Forest Film School at Numsang Joh in Khantyland, 2018
Forest Film School in Komi
Forest Film School in Estonia, Sänna 2019
Forest Film School at Numsang Joh in Khantyland, 2018
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