Affiliation:
1. Institute of Intercultural Studies, Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Krakow, Poland
Abstract
Sacrum Profanum festival stands as one of the prominent musical events in
Krakow. The festival is recognised for its unique fusion of contemporary
classical music with electronic sounds, jazz and other genres. Alongside its
artistic and musical endeavours, the Sacrum Profanum festival remains
dedicated to social issues, meticulously promoting gender balance in its
lineup, and constantly contributing to the social debate about gender
equality in the cultural sector in Poland. The main aim of this article is
to analyse the presence of women during the 2020 edition of the festival,
with special focus on the socio-cultural message conveyed by the female
artists (composers and performers) that actively contributed to that
edition.
Publisher
National Library of Serbia
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