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UK Center for the Carnival Arts link to all things Carnival all over the world. We are committed to the education and preservation of the traditional Carnival arts.

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Traditional Character: Moko Jumbie

A moko jumbie (also known as "moko jumbi" or "mocko jumbie") is a stilts walker or dancer. The origin of the term may ...

Spotlight Artist: Photographer Stefan Falkes MOKO JUMBIES

This weeks featured artist is German photographer Stefan Falke. His images capture the Moko Jumbies of the Dragon Keylemanjahro School of ...

Monday, May 9, 2011

Spotlight on Artist: Senor Gomez

Narcenio Gomez better known as Señor Gomez, is one of the leading wire benders (sculptors) in Trinidad and Tobago. He has been designing, b...

New UKCCA 2011 T-Shirts Design!

UKCCA is proud to introduce our new t-shirt designs by the talented graphic artist Kudzai Dyirakumunda ( Kudz Dee ). He is a a 2nd Yea...

Sunday, May 8, 2011

Traditional Character: New Orleans Indian

Typical Mardi Gras organizations will form a "krewe." A krewe often names their parade after a particular...

UKCCA Educational Workshops

Carnival Workshops An Introduction to Carnival Arts We are running a series of FREE courses throughout 2008 that introduce people t...

Spotlight Artist: Setti Carlo Mask Maker of Venice

Setti Carlo, one of 3 remaining artists living and working in Venice, Italy, talks about and shows his process of and reasons for traditiona...

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