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Marina Abramovic' Her pages on the Sean Kelly Gallery website
(http://www.skny.com - in english)
The website of Sean Kelly Gallery in New York hosts several pages for Marina Abramovic': a biography, the list of the performances from 1988 to 2005 and a rich bibliography with books and articles updated to 2005. Maybe the most interesting aspect of the website is the gallery of the Abramovic's artworks with 42 pictures taken from her performances, installations ecc.
Odile Sankara Stanza di attenzione amorosa al Burkina Faso
(http://www.libreriadelledonne.it/Stanze/Burkina/Burkina.htm - in italian)
The website, hosted in libreria delle donne, reports some interviews and several articles about the activity of Odile Sankara and about the association "Talents des femmes".
"Il Burkina (Alto Volta nel linguaggio degli ex colonizzatori francesi), dieci milioni di abitanti, si trova a sud del Mali, nell'arido Sahel ed è molto povero di beni materiali quanto ricco di amore per la cultura...Grazie a Serena Sartori, abbiamo conosciuto Odile Sankara che ci ha parlato di un'associazione "Talents de femmes" ideata da lei e altre per promuovere l'eccellenza femminile nella scrittura e nelle arti dello spettacolo...In Burkina l'amore della cultura agisce come risveglio politico che attraversa tutte le situazioni, le donne artiste come i contadini dei villaggi..." (from the website)
Watch the video about Odile Sankara edited by Marie Reine Toe for the visit of the artist at the Libreria delle Donne di Milano (in italian - video in streaming - time 5,12 minutes - 11,79 MB)
Ariane Mnouchkine Le bac au Soleil
(http://www.lebacausoleil.com/SPIP/auteur.php3?id_auteur=19 - in french)
Page inside the website of Théâtre du Soleil. Links to several pictures and short videos of the shows, to the complete version of an interview made by George Banu to Ariane Mnouchkine and to three articles signed by the director.
Read the interview by Mona Chollet to Ariane Mnouchkine (in french - on périphéries.net from Charlie Hebdo - 23 february 2000)
Werewere Liking in Rainews24.it
(http://www.rainews24.it/ran24/rubriche/incontri/autori/liking.asp - in italian)
Interview to Werewere Liking edited by Luciano Minerva on the occasion of the 2003 Mantova Festival della Letteratura. In the page you can link to a short biography, to the complete text and to the video of the interview (video in streaming - time 11,38 minutes - 22,44 MB)
Werewere Liking su National University of Singapore
(http://www.scholars.nus.edu.sg/landow/post/africa/cameroon/liking/ - in english)
Some pages, edited by Michelle Mielly, in the National University of Singapore website, are for Werewere Liking. The menu links to introduction, photo gallery, bibliography, an interview made in 2002 and some informations about Ki-Yi Village.
Caryl Churchill in Contemporary writers
(http://www.contemporarywriters.com/authors/?p=auth259#top - in english)
Contemporary writers is a website produced by the Literature Department of the British Council. A page, edited by Peter Buse, is for Caryl Churchill with several sections: biography, bibliography, prizes and awards, critical perspective and contact details of her publisher and her agent.
The Open Page Journal of women's thoughts, questions and visions for theatre
(http://www.theopenpage.org/ - in english)
The The Open Page editorial board, danish journal linked to the Magdalena Project, is composed of Gilly Adams, Geddy Aniksdal, Maria Ficara, Maggie Gale e Julia Varley. The articles have international signatures and is available for each issue the summary, the complete version of the editorial, the informations about the distributors of the journal. Tra gli obiettivi dichiarati quello "di lasciare delle tracce del nostro lavoro per noi stesse e per le generazioni future". One of the target is "to leave behind traces of our work for ourselves and for future generations".
The Magdalena Project International network of women in contemporary theatre
(http://www.themagdalenaproject.org - in english and spanish)
"The Magdalena Project is a dynamic cross-cultural network of women’s theatre and performance, facilitating critical discussion, support and training. It is a nexus for diverse performance groups and individuals whose common interest lies in a commitment to ensuring the visibility of women’s artistic endeavour.
The network was founded in 1986 and currently spans more than 50 countries, with autonomous national groups organising festivals, gatherings and events on a regular basis." (from the website)