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DR² Ukjese z klanu Vlků
DR² Ukjese of the Wolf Clan
Event by: Tibet Open House, Just Tenzin, Tutchoneart Arts
Location: Ulice Školská, Praha 1, Školská 110 00, Praha 1
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Join us for an inspiring afternoon with Dr. By Ukjes van Kampen, an excellent storyteller and a symbol of cultural preservation. As a former Canadian paratrooper, military engineer in the US Marine Corps, and veteran pilot, Ukjes represents a unique combination of strength and creativity.
With over 200 exhibitions and lectures around the world, his impact as a curator and lifelong artist is profound. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts, a Master of Arts in Cultural Studies, and a dual doctorate—one in Yukon Indigenous Art History and the other in Art and Design—from the University of Lapland in Finland. As a proud member of the Northern Tutchone, the Wolf Clan, and the Champagne and Aishihik Native Peoples. The Ukjese are so closely tied to their cultural tradition.
At this fascinating event, the Ukjese will take us on a journey to rediscover and preserve the legacy of their people. He will share the invaluable insights he has gained about the disappearing spiritual history of the Northern Tutchone, offering us a rare glimpse into a rich culture that deserves to be preserved and celebrated. Don't miss this unique opportunity to meet a passionate advocate for historic preservation.
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Join us for an inspiring afternoon with Dr. Ukjese van Kampen, a remarkable storyteller and a beacon of cultural preservation. As a former Canadian Airborne Commando, Combat Engineer in the United States Marines, and a seasoned Yukon bush pilot, Ukjese embodies a unique blend of strength and creativity.
With over 200 exhibitions and lectures worldwide, his impact as a curator and lifelong artist is profound. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts, a Master's degree in Cultural Studies, and dual PhDs — one in the History of Yukon First Nations Art and the other in Art & Design from Lapland University in Finland. As a proud member of the Northern Tutchone, Wolf Clan, and the Champagne and Aishihik First Nations, Ukjese is deeply rooted in his heritage.
In this captivating event, Ukjese will take us on a journey to rediscover and preserve the legacy of his people. He will share the invaluable knowledge he has gained about the fading spiritual history of the Northern Tutchone, offering us a rare glimpse into a rich culture that deserves to be remembered and celebrated. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to engage with the powerful voice of passionate advocate for historical preservation.
Join us for an inspiring afternoon with Dr. By Ukjes van Kampen, an excellent storyteller and a symbol of cultural preservation. As a former Canadian paratrooper, military engineer in the US Marine Corps, and veteran pilot, Ukjes represents a unique combination of strength and creativity.
With over 200 exhibitions and lectures around the world, his impact as a curator and lifelong artist is profound. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts, a Master of Arts in Cultural Studies, and a dual doctorate—one in Yukon Indigenous Art History and the other in Art and Design—from the University of Lapland in Finland. As a proud member of the Northern Tutchone, the Wolf Clan, and the Champagne and Aishihik Native Peoples. The Ukjese are so closely tied to their cultural tradition.
At this fascinating event, the Ukjese will take us on a journey to rediscover and preserve the legacy of their people. He will share the invaluable insights he has gained about the disappearing spiritual history of the Northern Tutchone, offering us a rare glimpse into a rich culture that deserves to be preserved and celebrated. Don't miss this unique opportunity to meet a passionate advocate for historic preservation.
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Join us for an inspiring afternoon with Dr. Ukjese van Kampen, a remarkable storyteller and a beacon of cultural preservation. As a former Canadian Airborne Commando, Combat Engineer in the United States Marines, and a seasoned Yukon bush pilot, Ukjese embodies a unique blend of strength and creativity.
With over 200 exhibitions and lectures worldwide, his impact as a curator and lifelong artist is profound. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts, a Master's degree in Cultural Studies, and dual PhDs — one in the History of Yukon First Nations Art and the other in Art & Design from Lapland University in Finland. As a proud member of the Northern Tutchone, Wolf Clan, and the Champagne and Aishihik First Nations, Ukjese is deeply rooted in his heritage.
In this captivating event, Ukjese will take us on a journey to rediscover and preserve the legacy of his people. He will share the invaluable knowledge he has gained about the fading spiritual history of the Northern Tutchone, offering us a rare glimpse into a rich culture that deserves to be remembered and celebrated. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to engage with the powerful voice of passionate advocate for historical preservation.