Time for a Change
created: 03. 07. 2018 13:55 modified: 27. 11. 2020 01:47
The drawing illustrating the poem named Time for a Change was produced as the illustration for poems's collection titled A Cold Touch of Lost Morning, by the author Roman Gorol. The drawing is in A4 format, on paper. The poem's collection was published in 2016 by the State Research Library in Presov.
Martin Kaleja-Januv (1984-) was born in the Romani settlement in Jarovnice where he remains living. His relationship with fine arts started building up during his years at the Elementary school in Jarovnice when guided by the fine arts' teacher Jan Sajko. He continued his studies at the Secondary School of Arts in Presov, specializing in the field of wood-curving. Beside drawing and painting, he works with wood as well, portraying mainly sacral themes. Currently, Martin Kaleja-Januv works as the teacher's assistant at the Elementary school in Jarovnice.
category: fine arts
tags: secular material artistic 2D artifact drawing Martin Kaleja general audience internal
Rainy Morning
created: 03. 07. 2018 13:49 modified: 27. 11. 2020 01:47
The drawing illustrating the poem named Rainy Morning was produced as the illustration for poems's collection titled A Cold Touch of Lost Morning, by the author Roman Gorol. The drawing is in A4 format, on paper. The poem's collection was published in 2016 by the State Research Library in Presov.
Martin Kaleja-Januv (1984-) was born in the Romani settlement in Jarovnice where he remains living. His relationship with fine arts started building up during his years at the Elementary school in Jarovnice when guided by the fine arts' teacher Jan Sajko. He continued his studies at the Secondary School of Arts in Presov, specializing in the field of wood-curving. Beside drawing and painting, he works with wood as well, portraying mainly sacral themes. Currently, Martin Kaleja-Januv works as the teacher's assistant at the Elementary school in Jarovnice.
category: fine arts
tags: secular material artistic 2D artifact drawing Martin Kaleja general audience internal
The Jarovnice Elementary School – The Virtual Gallery
created: 18. 05. 2018 16:06 modified: 27. 11. 2020 01:47
The Elementary School in 192 Jarovnice recalled its 50th anniversary. The school is known as being exclusively attended by Romani children, as well as by their worldwide recognized art works. Under the leadership of the teacher Jan Sajko, the children have been participating at art competitions since 1987. The first awards for pupils were won in 1988 at the competition in Hungary. The school’s corridors are the small gallery of the art works which are included into the virtual gallery as well. The users of application is given the opportunity to walk through the virtual corridors and see all the art works. The application is available in Slovak, Romani and English languages.
Step in the world of the virtual gallery
category: fine arts
tags: secular digital artistic Slovak The Elementary School in Jarovnice general audience internal
Ján Oláh
created: 10. 05. 2018 15:49 modified: 27. 11. 2020 01:47
Memories spoken by Ján Oláh of the life of Roma before and after the revolution in the year 1989, about a family and family values of Roma, about work and discrimination he is facing in everyday life. The interview was recorded on 24th of August, 2013 in Klenovec, district of Rimavská Sobota.
category: speaking
tags: retrospective biographical monologue guided Slovak Ján Oláh general audience internal
Big House in Auschwitz
created: 03. 05. 2018 16:15 modified: 27. 11. 2020 01:47
Aušvicate o kher baro / Big House in Aschwitz:
The lament related to the Holocaust (Porrajmos) which Roma were a part of. The authors of lyrics and music are not identified, the song is traditionally passed to next generation orally.
The lament Aušvits (Auschwitz) was first recorded in the 1960s by Ružena Danielová, a survivor from the Czech town of Mutenice, Juhomoravsky Region in Czech Republic, the Holocaust (Porrajmos) survivor.
category: music
tags: vocal folk solo author's craft Romani Albína Duždová general audience internal
Cold Touch of Lost Morning
created: 14. 03. 2018 15:15 modified: 27. 11. 2020 01:47
Twenty selected poems written by Roman Goroľ create the content of the collection titled Cold Touch of Lost Morning, published by the State Scientific Library in Prešov in November 2016. Editorial work was carried by the employees of the documentation and information center of the Romani culture.
The author writes his poetry in Slovak language. Four poems were translated both in Romani and English language. The collection was illustrated by Martin Kaleja Januv.
The author Roman Goroľ was born in August 15, 1969 in Vranov nad Topľou as the second out of five children. He is married, the father of three sons, works as the teacher’s assistant at the Elementary School in Caklov, where he also lives. He received his bachelor’s title from the Pedagogical Faculty of the Presov University in Presov.
category: literature
tags: fiction lyric poetry e-born original creation Slovak Romani English Roman Goroľ general audience internal
Domluvme to ve škole!
created: 14. 03. 2018 14:42 modified: 14. 03. 2018 14:45
Táto publikácia popisuje prácu so školami a s učiteľmi v rámci programu Podpora vzdelávania v rodinách, ktorý česká organizácia Člověk v tísni o. p. s. realizuje na vybraných školách v ČR. Môžeme sa tu dočítať, ako sa jej v jednotlivých prípadoch darí.
zdroj: Člověk v tísni ČR
category: literature
Gypsies Go to Heaven
created: 08. 01. 2018 10:53 modified: 27. 11. 2020 01:47
The bulletin of the theater performance Gypsies Go to Heaven. The bulletin is printed in the format 296 mm x 210 mm. It is 3 times bent into the shape of fan. The bulletin displays the logo of the theater, photos, date, time and place of the premiere, the list of executive team members and editors. The scores printed at the back page. Technical specification: colority: black colour on white background.
category: fine arts
tags: secular material utility 2D artifact graphics Romathan general audience external
How the Violin was born
created: 08. 01. 2018 10:50 modified: 27. 11. 2020 01:47
A bulletin of the theater performance How the Violin was Born. The bulletin is printed in the format 420 mm x 200 mm. It is 4 times bent into the shape of fan. The author is Lucia Vicova. The bulletin displays the logo of the theater, illustrations, date, time and place of the premiere, the list of executive team members and editors. Technical specification: colority: black colour on white background, black colour on light brown background.
category: fine arts
tags: secular material utility 2D artifact graphics Romathan general audience external
