Aboriginal Kaleidoscope
Aboriginal Kaleidoscope, a First Nations Film and Video Retrospective was organized in 1998 by Zoran Dragelj and was presented at several international film and video festivals.
The concept behind the creation of Aboriginal Kaleidoscope was twofold: i) To showcase various existing works which effectively convey the unique and colourful identity of First Nations cultures in Canada, and ii) To give voice to the participating artists/filmmakers/videographers through showcasing their both individual and collective visions presented in their works.
Participating Artist[edit]
- Dana Claxton
- Tiure
- Annie Frazier Henry
- Cease Wyss
- Dana Mumford
- Carol Beaulieu
- Melanie Pei-Lin Boyle
- Mark Handley
- Solomon Tzeggai-Terferi
- Sabrina Matthews
It was presented in Germany, France and at Split International Festival of New Film with distribution help from Video Out Distribution (Vancouver)
Aboriginal Kaleidoscope II[edit]
Took place in the Fall of 2000. Great Northern Adventures: Kitikmeot (The drum dancer / Uvajuq, the origin of death / The journey of the stone) video series were presented with distribution help from CinéFête (Montreal)
Participating Artist[edit]
- Danielle Beaudry
- David Pelly
Aboriginal Kaleidoscope III[edit]
Participating Artist[edit]
- Miriam Jordan
- Arlene Bowman
- Jesse Green
- Coleen Rajotte
- Jonathan S. Tomhave
- Graham Thompson
- Stephen Blanchett & Frank Francis-Chythlook
- Susan Cormier
- Terreane Derrick
in 2005 Aboriginal Kaleidoscope III was presented at the following venues
- Cultural Center Rex, Belgrade (Serbia) [1]
- Cultural Center Zrenjanin, Zrenjanin (Serbia)
- Jugoslovenska Kinoteka, Belgrade (Serbia)
- Cultural Center of Novi Sad, Novi Sad (Vojvodina)
- Multimedia Cultural Center Split, Split (Croatia)
- Cinema Tuškanac, Zagreb (Croatia)
- Banja Luka Cultural Center, Banja Luka (Bosnia)
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