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Brave Festival – Against Cultural Exile is a festival organized since 2005 by Song of the Goat Theatre Association. It takes place in Wroclaw, as well as in other cities in Lower Silesia. For over 10 years artists from all over the world are invited to present their traditions. It is a festival of brave people, people who speak about where they come from, what their values are and what their tradition and spritiality is. Therefore, they help to save and protect forgotten, abandoned and forlorn cultures. Brave Festival has also very important project which is called Brave Kids - its aim is to meet, integrate and start a collaboration of artistic groups of kids from different continents. Grzegorz Bral() is a director of Brave Festival. In 2011 Brave Festival was included in the official list of The Cultural Programme of the Polish EU Presidency 2011 in a category “Cylic cultural events and festivals organized by local and non-governmental institutions”. Its high-raking character confmirs a fact that festival is yearly granted by following patronages: President of the City of Wroclaw - Rafal Dutkiewicz, UNESCO, Marshal of the dolnośląskie voivodeship - Rafał Jurkowlaniec and the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage. == Idea of Brave Festival == Since now there were ten editions of festival: The Magic of Voice (2005), Voices of Asia (2006), Drowned Songs (2007), The Ritual starts it Africa (2008), Prayers of the world (2009), Enchanters (2010), The Mask (2011), Women Initiating (2012), Lost Rhythm (2013), Sacred Body (2014) and Griot (2015). Each edition presents concerts, theatre, performances, rituals, prayers and art of the people, tribes, groups or individuals from all over the world. During the festival people, who don’t agree on exile from their own traditions and sensitivity, share with their culture. They are brave enough to oppose a lost of real traditions, songs and spiritual heritage of our cultures in the world of temporary, massive goods. Brave Festival tries to support them by concerts, exhibitions, workshops (dance, musical and handicraft ones) and film program. All those events allow a public to see and experience what maybe couldn’t be known in other way. Festival places were among others: theatres in Wroclaw (Teatr Polski, Wrocławski Teatr Współczesny, Teatr Pieśń Kozła), cinemas (Dolnośląskie Centrum Filmowe), galleries (Galeria BWA Design, ArtBrut) and other cultural places (The White Stork Synagogue, the Impart Art Center, Opera Wroclawska, Wytwórnia Filmów Fabulranych). There were also outdoor evenets. Brave Festival hosted artists and groups from China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Russia, Australia, Egypt, Georgia, Bulgaria, India, Mali, Tanzania, Burkina Faso, Chile, USA, Ukraine, Uganda, Kyrgyz Republic, Mongolia, Niger, Azerbaijan, Pakistan, Poland, Corse, Rumania, Israel, Sardinia, Macedonia, Marocco, Grance and other countries. Revenue from festival ticket sales are designated to support humanitarian activities in Tibet led by the international charity organization, ROKPA. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Brave Festival」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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