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CCBB RJ hosts the largest contemporary art exhibition in Africa

Eighteen African artists join two Brazilians to organize a major exhibition that reflects the reality of the continent

By Ana Carolina Harada

Submitted at Dec 15, 2017, 12:05 PM

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Fragments White Cube Bermondsey – Ibrahim Mahama

Fragments White Cube Bermondsey – Ibrahim Mahama (White Cube Bermondsey)

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Fragments White Cube Bermondsey – Ibrahim Mahama

(White Cube Bermondsey)
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Ex Votos C – Dalton Paula

(Sé Galeria)
Binelde Hyrcan Crédito Video Stills Atelier Binelde Hyrcan
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Binelde Hyrcan

(Video Stills Atelier Binelde Hyrcan)
Abdulrazaq Awofeso Credit Ayo Akinwande
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Abdulrazaq Awofeso

(Ayo Akinwande)
.Et Cetera Exhibition by Arjan Martins Pedro Agil
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Et Cetera Exhibition by Arjan Martins

(Pedro Agil)
Starting on January 20, 2018, the Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil, in Rio de Janeiro, will host the exhibition Ex Africa , a collection of photographs, paintings, sculptures and interventions that represent the current reality of the continent. There will be works by eighteen artists from eight African countries and two Brazilians organized into four distinct axes: Echoes of History , focused on the critique of colonialism and, above all, slavery; Bodies and Portraits , composed of musical and expressive experiments that seek to explore the aesthetics of features and forms; Urban Drama , a denunciation of the reality of poverty, inequality and gentrification in large African cities; and Musical Explosions , an axis that brings traditional and contemporary African rhythms closer to the public. The Ex Africa exhibition will be at the CCBB until March 26th and admission is free. EX AFRICA EXHIBITION SERVICE
From January 20 to March 26, 2018 Wednesday to Monday, from 9am to 9pm WHERE? Cultural Center Bank of Brazil Rio de Janeiro - First of March Street, 66 - Center AS? Free entry | All ages *Lecture: 01/22 at 6:30 pm - Artists: Youssef Limoud and Arjan Martins, mediated by curator Alfons Hug