Endangered Human Movements – Vol.3
The School of the Jaguar
idea, concept Amanda Piña, Angela Vadori ; ed. by Christina Ghillinger Correa-Vivar ; with essays by Fahim Amir, Paula Chaves, Nicole Haitzinger, Johannes Neurath, Mara’akame Juan José Katira Ramirez, Rolando Vázquez and Amanda Piña ; artistic contr. by Sofía Echeverri

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Author(s)

Amanda Piña, Rolando Vázquez, Angela Vadori, Fahim Amir, Johannes Neurath, Paula Chaves, Nicole Haitzinger, Mara’akame Juan José Katira Ramirez

Editor(s)

Amanda Piña, Christina Ghillinger Correa-Vivar

Publication, year

Vienna : BMfB – Federal Ministry of Movement Affairs, 2019

Scope

316 Pages, illustrated, 21 cm.

Carrier

Book

ISBN

978-3-200-06299-3

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Endangered Human Movements is a multi-disciplinary project including visual arts, performance and a series of publications. The volume The School of the Jaguar is a discursive and artistic journey that looks on the relationship between humans, animals, plants and the earth from a wide variety of angles, animal studies, decolonial studies, dance studies, Amerindian shamanism, anthropology and the practice of choreography.

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Person as subject

Amanda Piña, Sofía Echeverri

Keywords

decolonisation , anthropocene , anthropology , rituals , dance

Stroom project

Networks of Embodiment

Location

Cabinet 6 - 5: Kunstenaars