Mare Nostrum - The voice of West Africa - The Preparation - The Arts Village in Dakar PDF Print E-mail
Article Index
Mare Nostrum - The voice of West Africa
The Approach - The Way
The Preparation - The first immersion in Senegal
The Preparation - First impressions upon arrival in Dakar
The Preparation - Impressions from the Biennale DAK'ART 2010
The Preparation - The Arts Village in Dakar
The Preparation - The artists: Moussa Sambalaye DIOP
The Preparation - The artists: Mamadou NDIAYE THIA
The Preparation - The artists: Tamsir Diogou SECK
The Preparation - Hann - the natural park
The Preparation - Hann - the Socio-Cultural Centre
The Preparation - Hann - CEM (Secondary School)
The Preparation - Hann - The fisher women
The Preparation - Hann - The landing pier and beach
The Preparation - Yoff - The fishing village
The Preparation - Yoff - Meeting the singer Ndir Mbengue
The Preparation - Yoff - The Ndeup Ceremony
The Preparation - Kayar - CEM (Secondary School)
The Preparation - Kayar - Centered on the fisheries
The Preparation - A first conclusion
The Preparation - Many Thanks
The Realisation - Collective Memory & Collective Consciousness
The Mediation - The conclusive Manifestation
The Perspective - The Network of Solidarity
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The Arts Village, Dakar

 

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Opened in April 1998, the Arts Village of Dakar on the way to the Leopold Senghor Airport, is a showcase for vibrant culture in Senegal. You will find here a conducive atmosphere for research and creation of art works - based on the presence of active artists, gallery managers, architects, museum curators, representatives and students of culture and the arts and many others.

 

Like for every Biennale, the Arts Village participates in the 'Off Programme'. This year, 60 artists, 6 workshops, murals and more are addressing coastal erosion through the mirror of artistic reflection and expression.

 

The picture shows Aliou and Carla next to one of the monumental art works in the village.

 

 

In the context of her preparatory visit for the project 'Mare Nostrum - The voice of West Africa', Carla had several meetings with artists to explore opportunities for collaboration. Among others she met the three artists presented briefly on the following pages:

  • Moussa Sambalaye DIOP
  • Mamadou NDIAYE 'THIA'
  • Tamsir Diogou SECK.

From an artistic perspective they share a common denominator, but their relationship with the sea differs.

 

 

 

 



 

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