Diana Lara: Diálogos sobre Cuerpo, Naturaleza y Performance en comunidades indígenas de Honduras y Nicaragua
October 5 @ 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Free
A group of 5 indigenous women and a young child stand outside in a circle with their arms outstretched in front of them. There is a tree with green leaves in the background, and the ground is brown with some green grass. There is a woman with her backed turned wearing a green shirt and coral pants. Two women wear pink dresses, one with a pink cap on. One woman wears a black shirt and tan shorts facing the woman across the circle from her. Next to her, a woman in a black shirt and jeans with a child up to her hips also wearing a black shirt and jeans.
An educational and participatory event about the Lenca indigenous perspective on nature and the body. A video will be shown about a somatic exchange with the indigenous Lenca communities in Honduras and parts of a performance inspired by this experience. There will be a somatic activity with the audience and dialogue about the Lenca and Chorotega indigenous culture, protection of indigenous knowledge, and artistic creation with community leaders, anthropologists, and artists from Central America. We will share a delicious traditional Honduran drink made from cacao and corn.
Event in Spanish
