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Cultural Briefs
Courtesy of Museo Historico Nacional
Frank Hurley captured one of the most infamous Antarctic voyages on Ernest Shackleton's ship, the Endurance
Top Cultural Story
7TH FESTIVAL OF INDIGENOUS FILM AND VIDEO COMES TO CHILE
Documentaries Bridge Gap Between Mainstream and the Marginal
Dance Review
NATIONAL BALLET BREATHES LIFE INTO NERUDA POETRY
(June 25, 2004) While “Carne de Aire” (Meat of Air) may not be the most romantic of titles for the Chilean National Ballet’s homage to Pablo Neruda, somehow it manages to sum up the poet’s relationship with the corporal and the ethereal. As the dancers twirl and leap to the sound of Neruda’s poetry, recited by the wonderfully gravelly-voiced Alexander Baxter, the words come alive and transcend the world of the imagination to become real, tangible movements.
Cultural Brief
“THIS EXTENSION OF WILD SPLENDOR”
The Endurance Voyage Trapped in Ice, and Other Images…
Cultural Announcements
THIS WEEK'S CULTURAL LISTINGS
Top Cultural Story
Courtesy of Indigenous Film Festival
An annual festival of over 80 indigenous films takes place for the first time in Chile
Top Cultural Story
Courtesy of puntofinal.cl
The human face of the indigenous rights struggle is captured in "The Looting"
Dance Review
Courtesy of Teatro Universidad de Chile
Chile's National Ballet enacts Neruda's poetry in "Carne de Aire" at Teatro Universidad de Chile
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