Marie-Isabel Vogel & Alain Rappaport – Maximilian Stejskal – Folklig Idrott _alt_Ensemble X Arches Event Beltrán engages with the body

Beltrán engages with the body as a metaphor: using a carefully articulated language between photography

Marton Perlaki

1986) gained a Masters degree from the Time and Space department at the Academy of Arts Helsinki in 2016 and her BA from the University of the Arts London

On these excursions he systematically collected information about the traditional games

With Stephen Sartarelli’s translations in the present edition

Marie-Isabel Vogel & Alain Rappaport – Maximilian Stejskal – Folklig Idrott _alt_Ensemble X Arches Event Beltrán engages with the bodyMaximilian Stejskal (1906 1991), an ethnologist and gymnastics teacher from Helsinki, carried out a study for his PhD thesis on folk athletic contests amongst Finland's Swedish speaking male rural population in the early 20th century. For his study Stejskal biked across large swaths of southern and eastern Finland as well as Estonia for a month or two every year from 1929 to 1937 and then again in 1948, equipped with two bellows cameras and a box of