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“In today’s fast pace of life, when we are accompanied by technology at every step, it is worth maintaining balance. Mine is connecting with nature and our cultural heritage, engaging with art, creating with natural material such as clay, connecting with my inner child and people around the world.” (Teja Hlacer)
Meet Teja Hlacer, a Ceramic Artist and Cultural Anthropologist from Slovenia as part of an initiative of #WahWomanWomenArtists
She always got fascinated by clay and its magical ability to turn into as many different shapes and a variety of styles as one could imagine.
Very delighted to feature her; watch the video to know her journey and passion for clay and art only on #WahWoman !

https://lnkd.in/e78cZcJV

#ECOCIVILISATION#beings#humans
#artistsseries#wahwomanartists#womenartists#Slovenia
#WOMENEMPOWERMENT
UNESCO#culturalexchange
#Ecocivilisation#culturaldiversity#togetherwecan#humanbeings
#intercultural#culturalawareness#culturalexchange#womenartists#womensupportingwomen#artistsseries#wahwomanartists#womenartists

We are elated to feature a multifaceted #artist in our series to portray versatile women artists and their craft. Meet a fervent lover of different forms of music from #Montenegro – a passionate vocalist, an ardent instrumentalist in particular ‘Cello’.
Teodora Uskokovic has been ‘associated and collaborated with some renowned musicians and has participated in worldwide famous concerts. A cellist ( cello player) who dazzles you with her performance and touches chords of your heart.
Watch the full video
For more such videos, visit wahwoman.in
#WahWoman #Ecocivilisation #Art #Culture
#womenartists #artists
#musicians #music #artistsseries #wahwomanartists

Following our objective to support and promote women artists and different forms of art and culture from around the World, here is our next video as part of our endeavors on behalf of #WahWomanwahwoman.in,
we are delighted to share a video of
#Ceramicartist from #Greece#IfigeniaTsirou is a ceramic artist from #Thessaloniki, Greece. Her involvement with ceramics started in 2010. She is running a ceramics production company, called Hakah #Ceramics, and a ceramics gallery in Thessaloniki, called 6exi Ceramics.
Her work is based on simple forms, sometimes altered and decorated in a way that combines the heritage she carries with the need for expressing her feelings and thoughts, through her work.
The art of pottery has always been an avenue of artistic expression since time immemorial. Prehistoric #potters formed and decorated their vessels in a variety of ways. In olden times in Greece, often potters in one community or region made a few characteristic styles of pots. There were four major pottery styles of ancient Greece: geometric, Corinthian, red-figure, and black-figure pottery. It is so good to see the continuation of the tradition with novel artistic expressions.
Watch it and support the artist:

“Our parents can show us a lot of things: they can show us how we are to be and what things we ought to strive for, or they can show us how not to be and what things we ought to stray from, then you may have the kind of parents that show you all the things about you that you want to get rid of and you realize those traits aren’t yours at all but are merely your parents’ marks that have rubbed off onto you.”
― C. JoyBell C

.https://medium.com/@rajni.vohra/parents-child-and-society-cccc237a1e94

Change is inevitable. Change is constant.
This time, a huge positive change can be seen with the news like this-
NFHS 2019-2021 indicates that India has made significant strides in the last five years – in 2015-16, the sex ratio was just 991. India’s overall sex ratio — women per thousand men — is now at a level seen in developed countries. For every 1,000 men, India has 1,020 women.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-59428011

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-59428011

#wahwoman#Ecocivilisation#ChildSexRatio#SexRatio#NationalFamilyHealthSurvey#genderequality#societyandculture#india#change

“Words are singularly the most powerful force available to humanity… Words have energy and power with the ability to help, to heal, to hurt, to harm, to humiliate, and to humble.” (Yehuda Berg)
Words are powerful, if you change your words you can change your life- they can make or break a relationship, can create friends and adversaries, can make you renowned or notorious…
Thus pick your words wisely.
For my recent article, I have picked up a topic people don’t talk much about as deemed to be sensitive enough not to be discussed in relations or very easily at large.

Hope most of you find it relatable enough to
express your reactions, thoughts…

https://medium.com/@rajni.vohra/a-soliloquy-do-you-have-the-capacity-to-take-it-on-the-chin-1f733ea22048

https://medium.com/@rajni.vohra/a-soliloquy-do-you-have-the-capacity-to-take-it-on-the-chin-1f733ea22048
Following our objective to support and promote women artists and different forms of art and culture from around the World, here is our next video as part of our endeavours from on behalf of #WahWomanwahwoman.in,
we are pleased to share video of a visual artist #SophiaKyriakou from #Greece, a country for known its #ancientcivilization, culture, art, #sculpture and architecture. Greek culture influenced many other #civilizations, and it continues to influence modern cultures today.

Sophia Kyriakou was born in Syros in 1974 and lives and works in Athens Greece. She studied painting at the #Athens School of Fine Arts and in the Faculty of Fine Arts of Barcelona University, as Erasmus and in 2019 she finished her Master degree in Applied Clinical Sociology and Arts of Aegean University and of Western Macedonia University. From 2007 to 2011 she taught painting at the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts of Western Macedonia University. Today she is teaching art at a primary school in Athens.

Also she has seven solo shows and participated in various group shows in Greece and abroad.


#Ecocivilisation
#contemporary #public #art #studio #work #ino #exhibition #graffiti #urban #street #artwork #mural #painting #sketch #drawing #gallery #inoexpo #visualartist #artandculture #crossculture #greece2021 #unesco #culturaldiversity #culturalexchange
#indiancouncilofculturalrelations

Woman Artist from Israel | Israeli singing In Hindi|Indian Classical By Israeli Keren Porat Snapir wahwoman.in WahWoman is featuring women artists from across the World to showcase their talent on its global women platform WahWoman, (wahwoman.in) with an objective to support them and promote their art around the World . As part of our endeavour, we are pleased to share video of #KerenPoratSnapir, A musician, singer/song writer, vocal trainer & a vocalist of Indian Classical & World music from #Israel. Keren, a singer from Israel began a new musical journey on 1998 in India. Looking back, she feels it was a turning point in her life. Keren received a scholarship from #ICCR (Indian Council for Cultural Relations) to learn Indian classical music in India, she joined the revered ‘#GandharvaMahavidyalaya’, New-Delhi. Along with her Academic studies she had her training in Mumbai under the tutelage of late Vidushi late Smt #VeenaSahasrabuddhe. She completed her six years course (#Visharad-B.A.) in May, 2005. Keren present in her performances and workshops around the world Indian classical music, Sufi music, #Bhajans, #Kirtans and #Mantras in #Sanskrit and #Hebrewlanguages. #KerenPoratSnapir Follow Karen on her youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCXZ…

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