‘Animation’
Past event
Cancelled
Postponed
17 Jan.'15
- 00:00
Audiences
Creative market - workshops - African food - show ...
11:00 > 02:00 Creative market
Presented by Creative District, Afrikaans Platform, Roots Events
The Brussels African Market (BAM) is an alternative market focused on Afro-Caribbean creativity. Launched in 2012 by Roots Events, BAM showcases fashion, jewellery, arts and crafts, etc. It should appeal to a broad public: children and adults who want to discover a continent that is often neglected, young people in search of their African roots, curious and open-minded people willing to discover new talent, and traders and entrepreneurs interested in taking advantage of this platform to network in a different way.
> 12:00 World food
Food and drink from various regions of Africa will be available.
11:00 > 18:00 STUDIO CONGO (8-12 years old)
Animation for children
Presented by AfricaMuseum@BOZAR
In Studio Congo, children can attend a creative workshop and have fun learning about the natural and cultural characteristics of the DRC. The educational area is organized in different activity stations that can be discovered alone. The workshop’s themes revolve around nature and Congolese society. Studio Congo is also an exhibit space with pieces from the RMCA collections.
> 13:30 Terence Rion
Presented by Théâtre Varia
BOZAR circuit
The actor, photographer, and singer Terence Rion presents some “Afropean” extracts from his forthcoming album.
> 13:30 Mohamed Keita
Presented by Théâtre Varia
BOZAR circuit
In the context of the launch of his show for young people “Si je savais”, this Guinean artist, formerly an illegal immigrant, accompanied by a unique instrument that he put together himself, tells us about his life, his hopes, the dreams he used to have, and his dreams of the future.
16:00 - 19:00 Live drawing by artist CASH (Carl Anders Sven Hultin)
In the context of Congolisation
The Swedish-Zimbabwean self-taught artist Cash lives in Brussels. Passionate about the visual arts, he does drawings and paintings, mostly portraits. Cash uses colour mixes and combinations and has developed an individual style that makes use of a variety of materials, including ball-point pens, brushes, and spray cans; he also makes dynamic, energetic use of knives and acrylic paint on canvas. For Cash, moreover, the act of creation is a workin itself, on a par with the object created. We invite you to discover this promisingartist during a live art performance on 17 January 2015 at BOZAR’s Afropean+ event.
Presented by Creative District, Afrikaans Platform, Roots Events
The Brussels African Market (BAM) is an alternative market focused on Afro-Caribbean creativity. Launched in 2012 by Roots Events, BAM showcases fashion, jewellery, arts and crafts, etc. It should appeal to a broad public: children and adults who want to discover a continent that is often neglected, young people in search of their African roots, curious and open-minded people willing to discover new talent, and traders and entrepreneurs interested in taking advantage of this platform to network in a different way.
> 12:00 World food
Food and drink from various regions of Africa will be available.
11:00 > 18:00 STUDIO CONGO (8-12 years old)
Animation for children
Presented by AfricaMuseum@BOZAR
In Studio Congo, children can attend a creative workshop and have fun learning about the natural and cultural characteristics of the DRC. The educational area is organized in different activity stations that can be discovered alone. The workshop’s themes revolve around nature and Congolese society. Studio Congo is also an exhibit space with pieces from the RMCA collections.
> 13:30 Terence Rion
Presented by Théâtre Varia
BOZAR circuit
The actor, photographer, and singer Terence Rion presents some “Afropean” extracts from his forthcoming album.
> 13:30 Mohamed Keita
Presented by Théâtre Varia
BOZAR circuit
In the context of the launch of his show for young people “Si je savais”, this Guinean artist, formerly an illegal immigrant, accompanied by a unique instrument that he put together himself, tells us about his life, his hopes, the dreams he used to have, and his dreams of the future.
16:00 - 19:00 Live drawing by artist CASH (Carl Anders Sven Hultin)
In the context of Congolisation
The Swedish-Zimbabwean self-taught artist Cash lives in Brussels. Passionate about the visual arts, he does drawings and paintings, mostly portraits. Cash uses colour mixes and combinations and has developed an individual style that makes use of a variety of materials, including ball-point pens, brushes, and spray cans; he also makes dynamic, energetic use of knives and acrylic paint on canvas. For Cash, moreover, the act of creation is a workin itself, on a par with the object created. We invite you to discover this promisingartist during a live art performance on 17 January 2015 at BOZAR’s Afropean+ event.