Raise your voice – Concept Street Musical – Italy
The Italian organization USMA, partner of the project CLOE, is thrilled to present the Concept Street Musical video “Raise your voice” produced in Italy.
The Italian organization USMA, partner of the project CLOE, is thrilled to present the Concept Street Musical video “Raise your voice” produced in Italy.
The portuguese organization ROSTO, partner of the project CLOE, is thrilled to present the Concept Street Musical video “Raise your voice” produced in Portugal.
“Vidas à deriva (lives adrift): life stories of human beings in irregular situation detained in Portugal”, by Ana Pinho (aka Ana R. Silva), is a set of exceptional stories of extraordinary people, collected by the author during her work with the Jesuit Refugee Service, in the Housing Unit of Santo António, in Porto.
My name is Jonah Strong. I’m 25 years old. I’ve written books, I play three instruments, I’ve composed dozens of songs, I’ve had my own concerts. So yes, I believe I am an artist. But that doesn’t stop me from doubting. Artist – a trivialized term, in short.
For the last 26 years, Santa Maria da Feira has re-enacted theatrically the events associated with the final days of Jesus’ life, celebrated by Christians all over the world as the Holy Week.
Rita graduated in digital arts and multimedia in 2016, at Escola Superior de Artes e Design, in Matosinhos (Portugal). In 2019, she participated in an artist residency, a project she really enjoyed. From 2019 to 2021, she worked for a tourism company, as a graphic designer and 3D artist. Since the beginning of 2022, she has been working as a freelancer for several national and international companies,both as a designer and as illustrator.
On the last event of CLOE we showed to the public the Concept Street Musical video produced in Athens, Greece.
“The Receptionist – 26 hours to dance through time”, published by Chance Edizioni, is the new novel by Alessio Vagaggini.
Quentin Görres is a content writer based in Athens, originally, he was born and raised in Munich. Who knows these two cities will know that two cities could hardly be more different. This and many other antitheses shape Quentin’s creative prospects.
Ana Pais Oliveira’s daily work is quite special: she is a painter by day and a dance teacher by night! Ana works with art galleries and develops assigned projects, reserving her mornings and early afternoons for her atelier work. In the afternoon and early evening, she dedicates herself to her other passion, teaching Ballroom Dancing classes to groups of all ages.