Edition 2023

Qui ten la lenga, ten la clau

“He who guards the language, keeps the key”
(Frédéric Mistral, Nobel Prize for Literature in 1904)

Premio Ostana 2023 testata logo

the AWARDED

Special Prize

HAWAD
Tamajaght language (tuareg, Niger)
presented by Valentina Musmeci

International Prize

Bernardo ATXAGA
Euskera language (Spain)
presented by Maria Teresa Atorino

Historical Linguistic Minorities in Italy Prize

Liliana BERTOLO BONIFACE
Francoprovençal language (Italy)
presented by Flavio Giacchero

Youth Prize

Blanca I. FERNÁNDEZ QUINTANA
Asturian language (Spain)
presented by Mariona Miret

Translation Prize

Monica LONGOBARDI
Occitan language (Italy)
presented by Matteo Rivoira

Occitan Language Prize

Sarah LAURENT-ZURAWCZAK
Occitan language (France)
presented by Jean Frederic BRUN

Musical Composition Prize

Fiona MACKENZIE
Gaelic language (Scotland)
presented by Flavio Giacchero

Cinema Prize

Julie PERREARD
Corsican language (France)
presented by Antonello Zanda

PROGRAMME

23rd June

16:00

Opening ceremony, with the presence of the authorities

 

followed by

PRESENTATION of the book Aidre dë vitto (“Blueberries of life”) by Marco Mastrocola (Chambra d’Òc editions)

by Matteo Rivoira and Nicola Duberti

 

followed by

Occitan and University: a complex relationship

CONVERSATION with Monica Longobardi (Occitan language)

by Matteo Rivoira

 

 

followed by

AVISTE. Sound landscapes from the climate emergency

by Blu l’Azard Artistic Collective

 

Followed by

DINNER ‘EN CONVIVÉNCIA’ at Lou Pourtoun

 

21:00

What contribution can cinema give to the preservation of minority languages?

CONVERSATION with Julie Perreard (Corsican language)

by Antonello Zanda
followed by

Marcumaria, 22 minut

U populu corsu esiste, l’aghju vistu ind’u postu (The Corsican people exists, I saw it on TV), 52 minutes

projection of two works by Julie Perreard

 

24th June

10:00

A big home: Francoprovençal in between didactics, art and intimacy

CONVERSATION with Liliana Bertolo Boniface (Francoprovençal language)

by Flavio Giacchero

 

11:30

What is it that women (and men) desire the most?

CONVERSATION with Bernardo Atxaga (Basque language)

by Maria Teresa Atorino

 

Followed by

LUNCH ‘EN CONVIVÉNCIA’ at Lou Pourtoun

 

14:45

About poetry and art: the languages of the Tuareg resistance

CONVERSATION with Hawad (Tamajaght language, Niger)

by Valentina Musmeci
and

Writing in Tamajaght (Tuareg) in the third millennium? An act of cultural and political resistance

LECTIO MAGISTRALIS

by Hélène Claudot-Hawad

 

17:00

A genre for the youth: fantasy literature in Asturian

CONVERSATION with Blanca I. Fernández Quintana (Asturian language)

by Mariona Miret

 

Followed by

DINNER ‘EN CONVIVÉNCIA’ at Lou Pourtoun

 

21:30

Solas – Shedding light on a Scottish Gaelic archive

CONVERSATION with Fiona MacKenzie (Gaelic language)

by Flavio Giacchero and Paola Bertello

 

Followed by

EVENING ‘EN CONVIVÉNCIA’ with the Trouveur Valdotèn and musiciansartists of the Ostana Prize

 

25 June

10:00

CONVERSATION and literary walk with Sarah Laurent-Zurawczak (Occitan language)

by Jean Frederic Brun - accompanied by the musicians-artists of the Ostana Prize

 

12:30

LUNCH ‘EN CONVIVÉNCIA’ at Lou Pourtoun

 

14.30

AWARD CEREMONY

of the Ostana Prize 2023’s authors and artistic performances

by Peyre Anghilante, Paola Bertello, Flavio Giacchero, Luca Pellegrino, Marzia Rey, Gigi Ubaudi. Presented by Paola Bertello.

 

PARTNERS

Atl Cuneo
Fondazione CRT
Fondazione CRC
Radio Lenga d'Oc
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Chambra D'Oc
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Comune di Ostana

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The Ostana Prize celebrates the international support received

from the UNESCO International Decade of Indigenous Languages, and from two reference institutions in the linguistic field: the ELEN network (European Language Equality Network) and the NPLD network (Network to Promote Linguistic Diversity).

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