Congo Tales. Told by the People of Mbomo. Racontés par les gens de Mbomo
The book was photographed by Pieter Henket, and it was edited by Eva Vonk and Stefanie Plattner[3] of Tales of Us in Berlin.[4] The Congolese mythology in the book was adapted by Congolese philosopher S. R. Kovo N'Sondé[5] and author Wilfried N'Sondé.[6] Congo Tales is the first in a series of productions by Tales of Us.[7] The project includes a short film directed by Stefanie Plattner based on one of the Congolese myths in the book called The Little Fish and the Crocodile.[8] The third project from Tales of Us is Tales@Home, a free online education program that introduces children to ecological wonderlands -- and the culture of the people who live there -- from around the globe. The first installment -- Akesi and the Congo River -- is based on Congo Tales.[9]
Photograph taken in the Odzala Kokoua National Park by Pieter Henket, and published in the book Congo Tales.
Photograph taken in the Odzala Kokoua National Park by Pieter Henket, and published in the book Congo Tales.
Tales Of Us is an ongoing multimedia series that offers a new approach to communicating the urgency of protecting the world's most powerful and fragile ecosystems and the people who call them home.[10]Congo Tales and The Little Fish and the Crocodile are its first such projects.[4]
The Little Fish and the Crocodileedit
The project includes a short film based on one of the Congolese myths in the book called The Little Fish and the Crocodile.[8] The film was directed by Stefanie Plattner and produced by Eva Vonk.[4] It won at several major film festivals, including Best Live Action Short at the 35th Chicago International Children's Film Festival.[11]
Tales@Homeedit
Tales of Us' follow up project is Tales@Home, a free online education program that introduces children to ecological wonderlands -- and the culture of the people who live there -- from around the globe. The first installment -- Akesi and the Congo River -- is based on Congo Tales.[12]
Referencesedit
^Gyarkye, Lovia; Henket, Pieter (1 December 2018). "The People of Mbomo Tell Their Stories" – via NYTimes.com.
Interview with Eva Vonk, Pieter Henket and S.R. Kovo N'Sondé on PBS NewsHour
Interview with Eva Vonk, Pieter Henket and S.R. Kovo N'Sondé on National Public Radio
Interview with Eva Vonk and S.R. Kovo N'Sondé on Public Radio International, The World
Interview with Eva Vonk on Monocle 24 Radio
Review of Congo Tales on My Modern Met
Photo spread of Congo Tales in El Pais newspaper, Spain
Interview with Eva Vonk and Pieter Henket in Aesthetica Magazine
Exhibitionsedit
2019, exhibition, Congo Tales, Museum de Fundatie, Zwolle, Netherlands
2018, exhibition, Congo Tales, Museum Barberini, Potsdam, Germany
External linksedit
Tales of Us website
Tales@Home website
Storming Donkey Productions 2019-08-09 at the Wayback Machine
April 12, 2024
congo, tales, photo, series, book, congolese, from, mbomo, district, acting, their, mythologies, odzala, kokoua, national, park, published, prestel, publishing, division, random, house, united, states, november, 2018, july, 2018, isbn, 7913, 5789, told, people. Congo Tales is a photo series book of Congolese from the Mbomo District acting out their mythologies in the Odzala Kokoua National Park 1 It was published by Prestel Publishing a division of Random House in the United States on November 15 2018 and in the UK on July 9 2018 ISBN 978 3 7913 5789 8 2 Congo Tales Told by the People of Mbomo Racontes par les gens de MbomoThe book was photographed by Pieter Henket and it was edited by Eva Vonk and Stefanie Plattner 3 of Tales of Us in Berlin 4 The Congolese mythology in the book was adapted by Congolese philosopher S R Kovo N Sonde 5 and author Wilfried N Sonde 6 Congo Tales is the first in a series of productions by Tales of Us 7 The project includes a short film directed by Stefanie Plattner based on one of the Congolese myths in the book called The Little Fish and the Crocodile 8 The third project from Tales of Us is Tales Home a free online education program that introduces children to ecological wonderlands and the culture of the people who live there from around the globe The first installment Akesi and the Congo River is based on Congo Tales 9 Photograph taken in the Odzala Kokoua National Park by Pieter Henket and published in the book Congo Tales Photograph taken in the Odzala Kokoua National Park by Pieter Henket and published in the book Congo Tales Contents 1 Tales of Us 2 The Little Fish and the Crocodile 3 Tales Home 4 References 5 Further reading 6 Exhibitions 7 External linksTales of Us editTales Of Us is an ongoing multimedia series that offers a new approach to communicating the urgency of protecting the world s most powerful and fragile ecosystems and the people who call them home 10 Congo Tales and The Little Fish and the Crocodile are its first such projects 4 The Little Fish and the Crocodile editThe project includes a short film based on one of the Congolese myths in the book called The Little Fish and the Crocodile 8 The film was directed by Stefanie Plattner and produced by Eva Vonk 4 It won at several major film festivals including Best Live Action Short at the 35th Chicago International Children s Film Festival 11 Tales Home editTales of Us follow up project is Tales Home a free online education program that introduces children to ecological wonderlands and the culture of the people who live there from around the globe The first installment Akesi and the Congo River is based on Congo Tales 12 References edit Gyarkye Lovia Henket Pieter 1 December 2018 The People of Mbomo Tell Their Stories via NYTimes com Congo Tales Prestel Publishing Magical Photos Bring Fables From Mbomo To Life NPR org a b c Tales of Us website Excerpt The Mole and the Sun from Congo Tales Public Radio International Retrieved 2 February 2019 Congo Tales offers an alternative to fear based environmental messaging It s Nice That 16 November 2018 The People Of Mbomo Tell Their Stories In Congo Tales IGNANT 19 December 2018 a b PBS NewsHour segment on Congo Tales pbs org Tales Home site Monocle 24 Radio Interview with Eva Vonk aug amp ohr medien film festival agency Tales Home site Further reading editInterview with Eva Vonk Pieter Henket and S R Kovo N Sonde on PBS NewsHour Interview with Eva Vonk Pieter Henket and S R Kovo N Sonde on National Public Radio Interview with Eva Vonk and S R Kovo N Sonde on Public Radio International The World Interview with Eva Vonk on Monocle 24 Radio Review of Congo Tales on My Modern Met Photo spread of Congo Tales in El Pais newspaper Spain Interview with Eva Vonk and Pieter Henket in Aesthetica MagazineExhibitions edit2019 exhibition Congo Tales Museum de Fundatie Zwolle Netherlands 2018 exhibition Congo Tales Museum Barberini Potsdam GermanyExternal links editTales of Us website Tales Home website Storming Donkey Productions Archived 2019 08 09 at the Wayback Machine Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Congo Tales amp oldid 1190962603, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
