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Material and immaterial heritage

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EXPLORING LAMA BALICE

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This is the video we prepared for the mobility in Geel.
Made with lots of love for you to know some (a very little bit) of Art in Portugal.

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Art from Belgian artists, 1 famous Belgian artists, 2 Contemporay artists, 3 famous monuments, 4 world heritage of Unesco

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The Synagogue of Satu Mare

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Here are famous buildings, French works which appear in the UNESCO world heritage list and examples of intangible heritage.

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Powerpoint French cancan Enzo-Daniel suite

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Monet's table, rising sun print , 1872This monet painting is considered to be the hallmark of the Impressionist current of the time. This painting was presented at the first exhibition of the Impressionist salon in 1874. Discover the presentation of Print, Rising Sun.

Claude Monet, born Oscar-Claude Monet on November 14, 1840 in Paris and died on December 5, 1926 in Giverny, is a French painter and one of the founders of Impressionism. He began his career as an artist by making portraits for the public figures of the city of Le Havre.

Monet's painting, Les Coquelicots à Argenteuil, 1873This painting was exhibited at the first impressionist salon in 1874. The painting presents a field of poppies with in the foreground a woman holding an umbrella and wearing a straw hat and at her side a child. A row of trees constitutes the second plane of the painting with also a woman and a child, similar to those on the foreground. Discover our analysis of the Poppies table.

From 1890, Monet devoted himself to series of paintings, that is, he painted the same motif at different times of the day, at various seasons. He then sometimes painted dozens of canvases in parallel, changing according to the present effect. He died at the age of 86 of lung cancer. These most famous works are the poppies in Argenteuil and rising sun print.

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Biography Claude Monet by Damien Cousseau on Genially

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Monet's table, rising sun print , 1872This monet painting is considered to be the hallmark of the Impressionist current of the time. This painting was presented at the first exhibition of the Impressionist salon in 1874. Discover the presentation of Print, Rising Sun.

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Our tradition is also an Art form that we should value, preserve and promote.
A person without a root is a lost person.

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Intangible heritageCAMPO MAIOR

People's Party

Every four years or, according to the tradition, whenever the inhabitants of Campo Maior wish, flowers blossom in their streets!

This is a tradition with more than 100 years old.The People's Party is a must see that usually happens in August or September.Several months before the big night, a group of residents of a street / block gather, during the evening, secretely; imagine a garden and work together to create it.All this real hardwork is set up during one night and, in the next morning, can be appreciated by both the villagers and the visitors.

All the work is divided between men, women and children. Each one does a task according to their age, ability and strength.

Every flower is handmade. Made with paper they resemble natural flowers perfectly.

Neighbours work together, during the evenings, share some stories and sing while they do their garden.

The last night is called "Noite da enramação" and is the moment when the garden is set up.

When they finish decorating their street it is time to visit and appreciate the work of the other streets. It is a magic night that ends with the magic moment of revelation.

And then, after two weeks, the party ends!

Each street's residents "destroy" the garden. Everything is dismantled in less than 1 hour. One flower from each street is taken to be burnt, symbolically, with the rest of the flowers from other streets.

Visitors may not understand this destruction, but it is a tradition that might be renewed in four years time.The last party was held in 2015. Due to Covid-19 the party didn't happen in 2020.Meanwhile this intangible heritage is waiting for UNESCO's recognition.

All these photos were kindly available by the author, the freelance photographer from Campo Maior, Mr. Joaquim Candeias.Thank you.

Thank you!

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Intangible patrimony by Projetos AECM on Genially

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Intangible heritageCAMPO MAIOR People's Party Every four years or, according to the tradition, whenever the inhabitants of Campo Maior wish, flowers blossom in their streets!

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Parties and pilgrimages are also part of our culture. They are our idiosyncrasy: something so important and yet, so many times, forgotten.
With this work, Luana shows you some cultural events that happen in Campo Maior.

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Campo Maior

Ethnographic attractions in Campo Maior

História

Campo Maior

A small village:

Campo Maior is a Portuguese village in the district of Portalegre, region of Alentejo and sub-region of Alto Alentejo with about 7,500 inhabitants. It is the seat of a municipality with an area of ​​247.20 km² and 8 456 inhabitants, subdivided into 3 parishes.

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Parties and Pilgrimages

At Easter population moves to Enxara, a place located in the countryside, near the village of Ouguela, in order to celebrate this holy season. Usually people go to Enxara on Good Friday and camp there for two or three days, returning only on Monday. The Festival consists of a mass and field procession, bullfighting and other entertainment (merry-go-rounds, eating stalls, balls, etc.).

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Pilgrimage of Nossa Senhora da Enxara

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Pilgrimage of Saint Joãozinho

This pilgrimage, which takes place on the 23rd of June at the Chapel of São Joãozinho - Campo Maior - includes preparation, mass, camp procession and ends at night, with a camp that includes dancing and sale of "fogaças" (offers of cakes, fruits and animals) made by people who made promises. These "fogaças" are sold at auction reverting the proceeds of their sale for the maintenance of the hermitage.

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Fair of Saint Mary of August

It is a Fair that takes place every year, usually between the 15th and the 17th of August, in Largo de Feira or in the Municipal Garden. It consists essentially of mobile stalls and some merry-go-rounds. This Fair, over time, has been losing its importance and in recent years we have tried to revive it by developing a program with the performance of singing and / or music orchestras.

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People's Party

These are parties that are not held cyclically, but when people want. The last People's Parties were held in 2015 and marked the return of this great event of popular culture. Describing these parties is no easy task. A world of effort, dedication, and poetry surrounds them, which becomes very difficult to describe and transmit. There are months and months of struggle, work of enthusiasm without limits dedicated to its preparation. These are countless hours, stolen as many times as just rest, that everyone in Campo Maior dedicates to the preparation of this wonderful and unforgettable surprise of that admirable and fascinating flower garden that will appear, as if by charm, at the dawn of a day in August.

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Raya Jovem

The "young raya" is a party made for youth. It has music and fun during 3 days in July.

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Campo Maior Folkloric and Ethnographic Group

The Campo Maior Folkloric and Ethnographic Ranch was founded in 2008 from an already existing group of "Saias" (skirts). This idea came about after 2 consecutive years of holding the "Traditions" party in which several groups and ranches moved to Campo Maior at that time. And Campo Maior, a land of so much tradition in singing and dancing the "Saias""(skirts"), did not have a "rancho". Then, after several months of rehearsals, the premiere took place at the celebrations of April 25, 2008 in Campo Maior.

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Things to improve in the village:

Make a river beach;Do more dynamic tours;Do more birdwatching tours;Fix roads and bridges.

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Work done by: Luana Correia

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Campo Maior ethnographic attractions by Luana Correia on Genially

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Campo Maior Ethnographic attractions in Campo Maior História Campo Maior A small village: Campo Maior is a Portuguese village in the district of Portalegre, region of Alentejo and sub-region of Alto Alentejo with about 7,500 inhabitants. It is the seat of a municipality with an area of ​​247.20 km² and 8 456 inhabitants, subdivided into 3 parishes.

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Campo Maior

Towns and Villages

Like so many other towns in the Alentejo, Campo Maior is a quiet and peaceful town in the south of Portugal, situated very close to the Spanish border. Tradition has it that its origin can be explained by the wilful determination of three peasant families who decided to join together to found a settlement where they would be able to afford each other mutual protection.

The town's name comes from the Roman period (when it was known as Campus Maior), although the later period of Muslim occupation is clearly visible in the whitewashed houses, with their borders and their window and door frames painted in either blue or ochre. Originally, the town belonged to the diocese of Badajoz and it was only much later, when the Peace Treaty of Alcanizes was signed between Spain and Portugal in 1297 that the town finally became Portuguese territory. Even after this, it continued to maintain a very close relationship with the neighbouring Spanish town of Badajoz.

The town's population are famous for their determined character. At that particular point in the year when everybody's wishes coincide, one of the most interesting popular festivals in the whole of Portugal is held here - the Festa das Flores (Flower Festival), also known as the Festa do Povo (Festival of the People). This is a time when the residents of each street join together to decorate their neighbourhood with paper flowers arranged in joyful and brightly-coloured compositions (normally this festival is held in the first week in September). Thousands of people come to see the town decorated in huge masses of coloured paper.

One of the most interesting historical features in Campo Maior is the Ossuary Chapel, built in 1766 and one of the only three chapels of its kind in Portugal.

https://www.visitportugal.com/en/NR/exeres/37B62920-C329-4F79-87DD-12CA4212D85C

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It is the second largest chapel of the kind in Portugal and we think there not many more chapels decorated with bones in the world.

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Bones Chapel -Campo MAior

Work done by Sara Figueiredo

It was built in 1766 and it is the second largest in the country.

Its construction is due to the tragedy that happened in Campo Maior when one lightning struck the tower of the castle tower and, as a consequence, caused a major explosion.

The Bones Chapel is located in Campo Maior next to Igreja da Matriz(Matrix Church) .

The blast made 800 victims: two-thirds of the population of this village at the time.

And the chapel was decorated with the bones of those victims.

Before entering the chapel you can read:"We the bones that are here,are waiting for yours to come. Please give alms in the name of God."

Please don't be afraid. They are really dead!

There are no such things as ghosts!!!!

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Bone chapel by Vanessa Algarvio on Genially

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Bones Chapel -Campo MAior Work done by Sara Figueiredo It was built in 1766 and it is the second largest in the country. Its construction is due to the tragedy that happened in Campo Maior when one lightning struck the tower of the castle tower and, as a consequence, caused a major explosion.

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The Castle of Campo Maior belongs to a fortification which was really important to the country's history in what defense is concerned. Near the Spanish border, the castle was one of the first barriers of protection. Across the history, it faced several battles against Spanish and French having the English as allies.
Here is a very short story of the monument we want to promote.

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Castle of Campo Maior - PortugalWe adopted a castle!Rafael Pinto, 7.ºDThe Castle of Campo Maior is the living memory of the village, the stage of the

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About 10 km from the village of Campo Maior we can find Ouguela. Once a village of major importance (specially military), lies in the plain, quietly and almost alone.
Our goal is not to forget it.

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Ouguela - Visme is the Swiss Knife for creating Awesome Visual Content and effective story telling.

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In this document you can read more information about the art in Belgium. We choose our favorites and present it to you. Monuments and art works you must have seen or visit when you come to Belgium

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Tradition in January: Lost Monday (Hannah Van Ammel, Yara Roelen)

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Singing at Epifania (Tibo Mattheus,Joppe Vangenechten, Daan Schepens)

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Treatment mentally ill in Geel and cult of Saint Dimpna ( Emiel Rousseau Bertels, Tijs Callebaut, Robbe Coeckelberghs)

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Belgian Fries (Anna Beirinckx)

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New Years singing (Roos Cleynhens)

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Romanian Culture within UNESCO World Heritage

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Vhils, the artist that writes on the walls!

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Vhils, the artist that writes on the walls!

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Portuguese visual artist Alexandre Farto aka Vhils (b. 1987) has developed a unique visual language based on the removal of the surface layers of walls and other media with non-conventional tools and techniques, establishing symbolic reflections on identity, life in the urban context, the passage of time, and the relationship of interdependence between people and the surrounding environment. With a background in graffiti, his groundbreaking bas-relief carving technique, which forms the basis of the “Scratching the Surface” project, has been met with critical acclaim. Since 2005 he has presented his work . An avid experimentalist, he has been developing his personal aesthetics in a plurality of media, from stencil painting to wall carving, from pyrotechnic explosions and video to sculptural installations.
in https://www.under-dogs.net/collections/vhils

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He was a Portuguese painter belonging to the 1st generation naturalist. He was the most innovative Portuguese painter of his generation, reflecting, in his naturalist work, influences by impressionist painters, such as Camille Pissarro and Manet.

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Nicolae Tonitza - Fetita padurarului - jigsaw puzzle (35 pieces)

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Intangible cultural heritage - Mărtisorul

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Intangible cultural heritage - Mărtisorul

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Mărțișorul UNESCO World Heritage Romania

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Read this free ebook by Agota Bodnar. Find thousands of free educational ebooks for classroom use at read.bookcreator.com

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Read this free ebook by Agota Bodnar. Find thousands of free educational ebooks for classroom use at read.bookcreator.com

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Word Art 3 word cloud art created by Agota.Bodnar