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Wilde Volk talks with Sooxanne Rolfe and Neil Smogs (of Whitby Krampus Run)
2pm
Free
Sooxanne Rolfe introduces the Wilde Volk Project, an ongoing artistic investigation into ritual, costume, and identity. Her visually-rich talk will explore Alpine winter rituals, from the terrifying Krampus to the haunting Perchten of the Tyrol and the agrarian Kemperl and Buttnmandle of Berchtesgaden. Discover how these ancient traditions connect to modern-day belief, landscape, and influence community life.
Neil Smogs from Whitby Krampus Run will talk about his experience carving a traditional Krampus mask in Austria with the Geisler-Moroder Austrian School of Carving.
This event is free but please book a spot!
Wilde Volk talks with Sooxanne Rolfe and Neil Smogs (of Whitby Krampus Run)
2pm
Free
Sooxanne Rolfe introduces the Wilde Volk Project, an ongoing artistic investigation into ritual, costume, and identity. Her visually-rich talk will explore Alpine winter rituals, from the terrifying Krampus to the haunting Perchten of the Tyrol and the agrarian Kemperl and Buttnmandle of Berchtesgaden. Discover how these ancient traditions connect to modern-day belief, landscape, and influence community life.
Neil Smogs from Whitby Krampus Run will talk about his experience carving a traditional Krampus mask in Austria with the Geisler-Moroder Austrian School of Carving.
This event is free but please book a spot!