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 13 Apr 2009 @ 3:38 PM 
 

African Art from the Honolulu Academy

 

African Art from the Honolulu Academy’s Collection

A wooden standing female figure from the Bena Lulua tribe of the Congo (13,000.1), now on view in Gallery 22. In celebration of Black History Month, the Textile and Education departments teamed up to present a rare exhibition of African art from the Academy’s collection, like the fine Benalulua you can see on the affiche.

See a video, some of the pieces of this collection and details

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Categories: Museums, african art, art africain, tribes Posted By: nordend
Last Edit: 13 Apr 2009 @ 03 40 PM

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 11 Apr 2009 @ 9:53 AM 
 

masques Gelede

 

L’art africain des Gèlèdé tombe le masque, magie et pouvoir des mères

Les masques Gèlèdé en Bretagne

Masques jumeaux masculins Lossi, du début du XXe siècle. Collection Jean-Yves Augel, Guingamp.

Masques jumeaux masculins Lossi, du début du XXe siècle. Collection Jean-Yves Augel, Guingamp.

Une jolie expo de masque gelede. Jusqu’au 25 avril 2009, la ville de Guingamp accueille une exposition exceptionnelle d’art africain parrainée par le musée parisien du quai Branly. A l’initiative du collectionneur breton Jean-Yves Augel, une centaine de masques Gèlèdé en provenance du Bénin sont présentés à la salle François-Mitterrand. Le reportage vidéo de Dominique Morvan et l’interview du curateur

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Categories: France, african art, announcements, art africain, tribes Posted By: nordend
Last Edit: 11 Apr 2009 @ 07 10 PM

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 21 Mar 2009 @ 8:33 PM 
 

Terres cuites africaines

 

Terres cuites africaines: La guerre des musées n’aura pas lieu

Par Arnaud Robert meg samedi21 mars 2009 Trouvé sur letemps.ch

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Parturiente au serpent. Terre cuite du delta intérieur du Niger, de type Djenné-Djeno, Mali. XIIe-XIVe siècle. Terre Cuite Africaine Barbier Mueller 02©Musée Barbier-Mueller, Photo Studio Ferrazzini Bouchet

A l’interieur un deux articles et un mp3 sur le sujet.

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Last Edit: 22 Mar 2009 @ 08 05 AM

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 24 Feb 2009 @ 11:11 AM 
 

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