Aboudja, "Arts sacrés du vodou haïtien" (1)

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Title:
Aboudja, "Arts sacrés du vodou haïtien" (1)
Alternative Title:
Aboudja, "Sacred Arts of Haitian Vodou" (1)
Program Name:
Entre Nous
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Date:
November 25, 1998
Description:

  • Michèle Montas entèvyouve Aboudja sou ekspozisyon "Arts sacrés du vodou haïtien" ki te fèt Nouyòk, ki te gen ladan l objè rityèl ak zèv da plizyè gwo atis ak atis pent ayisyen. Dapre Aboudja, ekspozisyon sa a diskredite sètèn stereyotip ak fo sipozisyon sou vodou a (pa egzanp kesyon zonbi). Se yon ekspozisyon ki vivan, kote moun yo sanse patisipe epi manyen objè yo, paske jan Aboudja eksplike l, vodou se pa yon relijyon li ye, se yon mòd de vi. Aboudja dekri tout divèsite vodou ki egziste nan peyi dAyiti. Yo pale tou sou yon liv ki soti ki baze sou ekspozisyon an, ki rele «Sacred Arts of Haitian Vodou." Se te Donald Cosentino ki rasanble tout tèks ki nan liv la.

  • Michèle Montas interviews Aboudja about the "Sacred Arts of Haitian Vodou" exhibit in New York, which featured ritual objects and works of art by several renowned Haitian artists and painters. According to Aboudja, this exhibit helped debunk certain stereotypes and assumptions about Vodou (such as zonbi). It is a living exhibit, designed for people to touch and interact with the objects, because Aboudja has always regarded Vodou as a way of life rather than a religion. Aboudja describes the diversity of Vodou throughout Haiti. They also discuss the edited volume that emerged from the exhibit, SACRED ARTS OF HAITIAN VODOU, edited by Donald Cosentino.

  • Michèle Montas interviewe Aboudja sur l'exposition « Les arts sacrés du Vodou haïtien » à New York où l'on peut voir des objets rituels, des drapeaux vaudous et des tableaux de plusieurs peintres (entre autres Hector Hyppolite et André Pierre). Selon Aboudja, l'exposition a aidé à combattre certains stéréotypes et lieux communs sur le vaudou (comme les zonbi). C'est une exposition vivante – les spectateurs sont invités à toucher et interagir avec les objets parce qu'Aboudja a toujours considéré le vaudou non pas comme une religion mais comme un style de vie. Aboudja parle de la diversité du vaudou à travers Haïti. Montas commente aussi le livre basé sur l'exposition, « Sacred Arts of Haitian Vodou », qui vient de sortir, édité par Donald Cosentino.

Program Type:
Interview
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Language:
Haitian; Haitian Creole
Tape ID:
RL10059CS1331
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Radio Haiti Archive
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Radio Haiti audio recordings, 1957-2003
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