List of articles from archive in month: April 2017
Life and Work of Tomson Highway: First Nations' Experience in Canada
Although Tomson Highway (born 1951) may be a lesser known name in Czech literary circles, or even European for that matter, he is one of Canada’s most influential voices. An Aboriginal Canadian playwright, novelist and composer, Highway has received numerous awards celebrating his work, including the Order of Canada in 1994 in recognition of his services to the nation.
Julia O’Driscoll, 28 April 2017
Christ’s Crucifixion: The Case of the Crown of Thorns
As the Easter weekend passes here in Prague, the postcard photographs and paintings of Christ are everywhere, seen available to buy at the markets and local stalls or plastered on street walls across the city. We are all familiar with the image – Christ, pinned to the wooden cross, limply hanging in a position of suffering, head hung low with the prickly, painful Crown of Thorns piercing his temples.
Nicola Wheeler, 21 April 2017
Prague’s Indie Writing Scene at DiverCity Week and Prague Microfestival
From April 10th to April 13th, Týden Diverzity, or DiverCity Week, will be taking place in a recently renovated building at 4 Hybernská Street, Prague 1. This free four-day festival, run by Charles University’s Faculty of Arts, is themed on ‘City and Emotions’, connecting Prague with exhibitions, lectures, discussions and workshops.
Lisanne Meinen, 12 April 2017
Jesus as an Icon: The Man of Sorrows
As we approach Easter weekend we are reminded, whether we wish to be or not, of the passion of Christ narrative. We are told about the great sacrifice Christ made for us, and the story behind it.
Clara Meinerts , 10 April 2017