Laura Salcines is the owner of Populart, a business in the center of Seville dedicated since 1977 to the sale of traditional crafts such as tiles, jars, carvings or engravings. In this impeccable final project, Laura tells us about her business as well as the importance of trying to preserve all of our traditional heritage.
Passionate about the Marvel superheroes, Taylor Faust went out with his camera to ask people what his favorite superhero was, why and what he would ask that super hero to improve in Seville. Some answers are quite interesting ….
What is your favorite childhood book and why? These are the questions that the authors of this project ask the people who are finding their way through the center of Seville. Reading lovers, Colleen Durkin and Sydney Heile get fun and endearing responses in a video in which the city of Seville acquires the atmosphere…
Don José is an extraordinary man. At 78, he brings together the wisdom of the old man, the energy of a young man and the joy and purity of a child. Dominika Struk had the opportunity to meet him one spring afternoon at the Huerto del Rey Moro, a community garden managed by the residents…
In this video we meet Belial, drag queen who with her collective Las Niñas performed one of her performances in Seville. The process of preparation and performance is observed by John MacFarlane and Micah Golomb-Leavitt.
Traveling through Spain and Europe is one of the most important experiences for students of CIEE in Seville. The community in which they live every day is extended several days a month and the entire continent serves as a framework in which to further develop their learning. Anna Staufer and Brooke Larsen traveled to Berlin…
Alexandra Schonfeld and Anna Staufer introduce us to Fidel Pernia Artero, a baker who left his previous job to dedicate himself to his dream of opening a bakery and offering a bread of the highest quality.
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, Anna Quigley and Asa Goldstein interviewed the CIEE student Kashaf Momin. In this excellent project, in which its authors offer us images of the demonstration on March 8 in Seville, Kashaf offers us her perspective on the great relevance of this day.
In this project by Yasmin Roberts and Rachel Sears we meet Fran Machado, who tells us about La Corrala, a house of neighbors in the historic center of Seville that hosts artistic and educational proposals of different types.
Marie van Rysselberghe and Luis Sevilla offer us this outstanding portrait of the flamenco dancer Carina la Debla. Born in Germany, artist and teacher, the protagonist of this work shows us different facets of her profession and tells us about her conflicts, her joys and her learning of a path that goes far beyond the…
