The intimate relationship between a family archive and the collective dimension of a shared heritage: The history of contemporary Senegalese painting from 1960-1990.
From June 20, the new exhibition at the ifa Gallery Berlin presents for the first time in Germany the central results of the five-year research and investigation project "Survival Kit" by curator and cultural activist Ken Aïcha Sy on the key moments in contemporary Senegalese painting between 1960 and 1990. The second part of the exhibition project will be shown at the ifa Gallery Stuttgart from October.
DJ-sets with DJ Jaywalk (aka Holger Lund, fluctuating images) and Collectif Wokloni (aka Aminata Bouaré) focusing on (hidden) Senegalese, West-African and Afro-Diasporic music.
Food Truck (with Senegalese cuisine by Ndeye Ndack Sarr).
Tuesday – Sunday: 14.00 – 18.00
Thursday: 14.00 – 20.00
Closed on Mondays and holidays
Free admission
The ifa Galleries in Stuttgart and Berlin present contemporary art from a global point of view. The work of the ifa Galleries is based on seeing the world from a diversity and plurality of perspectives, discovering new stories, and shaping emancipatory processes, interactions, and artistic spaces. Our focus is on long-term relationships with artists, partners, and visitors, and our exhibitions and education programmes are developed through practices of collaboration that trace global entanglements and piece them together in new forms of narrative.
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