Africa Heritage 2009 Programme
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Africa Heritage 2009 Programme
Heraldic Roundtable1
Theme: “Perception and Promotion of Visual Arts: A Comparative Study of Visual Arts in
Lead Paper: Ms. Shirabe Ogata, (Art Historian and a PhD student at the
Date: Wednesday August 12, 2009 @ 3.00pm
Venue:
Heraldic Roundtable & Cocktail 2
Theme: “Biennales and Festivals as Arbiter of Power and Politics in the Creative Economy”
Lead Speaker: Claire Tancons
Date: 27th August @3.00pm.
Venue:
Lecture/Slide Presentation by Danish artist Lasse Lau
Date: September 15, 2009, (Co-coordinators: Helen Uhunmwuagho and Kent Onah)
Venue:
Lecture/Slide Presentation by Danish artist Lasse Lau
Date: September 17, 2009 (Co-coordinator: Mr. Chikwe Eheli)
Venue: Department of Fine and Applied Arts,
Grand Exhibition
Exhibition Coordinators: Tochukwu Amano, Chikwe Eheli & Tony Odey (Enugu), Kpodo Michael (Port Harcourt), Simon Ikpakronyi (Abuja), Timipre amah (Yenogua), Ugochukwu-Smooth Nzewi (USA)
Ancillary exhibitions:
Art is Everywhere
Curator: Ayo Adewunmi.
“And they shall beat their spears into ploughshares”
3rd Peace Poster Exhibition of the
Ofu Obi Africa Centre, Enugu. September 18-20, 2009
Creative Photography and One Minute Videos
The World is Flat
Participating artists: Dan Rees (UK), Heman Chong (SG), C. Krydz Ikwuemesi (NG), Jee Young Sim (KR/US), Kristofer Hultenberg (SE/DK). Lasse Lau (DK). Lize Mogel (US), Shahram Entekhabi (IR), Anonymous (RO) and Ursula Nistrup (DK). Curator: Johanne Løgstrup.
Salute to Ndubuisi Onah
This is a mini memorial to late Ndubuisi Onah, former PACA member. The exhibition, to be held in IMT,
Dept of Fine and Applied Arts, IMT,
Impulses
Paintings and drawings by C. Krydz Ikwuemesi.
National Council for Arts and Culture,
A Return to History:
A collection of uli ethno-aesthetic crafts.
Embassy of the
Visual Metaphors: drawings and paintings in celebration of Things Fall Apart. Artists: George Odoh, Chijoke Onuorah, Okey Nwafor, Henry Mujunga, and C. Krydz Ikwuemesi. To be preceded by Lecture/Slide Presentation by Danish artist Lasse Lau Department of Fine and Applied Arts,
Echoes of the
Exhibition by Kent Onah
Further related events are listed at the African Colours Website.
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