Call for Submissions: Portraying Religion and Health Photo Essay Award (deadline: 28 February)
The IUAES Portraying Religion and Health Award is a Photo contest that invites visual explorations o…
Antonio Marazzi portrayed by Loredana Putignani, Botanical Garden in Brera, Milan 2024
We express our condolences for the passing of Antonio Marazzi, 90 years old, former Chairman of the Commission for Visual Anthropology, IUAES.
Active until the last day of his life, and a sharp analyst of contemporary …
The IUAES Portraying Religion and Health Award is a Photo contest that invites visual explorations of the multifaceted relationships between religion, spirituality, and health across geographical and cultural contexts, through a plurality of methodological, theoretical and aesthetic perspectives. We …
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Dear Film Enthusiasts,
Get your calendars out and look forward to a festival week filled with high-quality films, engaging exchanges, and festival atmosphere! From May 27 to June 1, 2025, the Freiburger Filmforum – Festival of Transcultural Cinema will take place at the Kommunales Kino Freiburg. …
Online submissions for the festival Days of Ethnographic Film (DEF) 2025 are now open.
The event will take place at the end of FEBRUARY 2025 at the Slovenian Cinematheque in Ljubljana.
Submissions are open until OCTOBER 1, 2024.
Please read the rules and regulations on the website and use the …
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The IUAES Portraying Religion and Health Award is a Photo contest that invites visual explorations o…
Are you interested in human culture and social scientific research? Then join our new Master program…
Dear Film Enthusiasts, Get your calendars out and look forward to a festival week filled with high-q…
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