Découvrez des articles captivants sur Barthélémy Toguo, l’artiste camerounais de renommée mondiale. Explorez sa galerie d’art Bandjoun Station, un centre créatif unique qui favorise l’échange entre artistes locaux et internationaux. Suivez les dernières expositions, résidences et projets culturels initiés par Toguo. Plongez dans l’univers de son art engagé, où se mêlent sculpture, peinture et installations. Cette catégorie vous offre une vision approfondie de l’impact de Toguo sur l’art contemporain africain et mondial. Restez informé des initiatives artistiques qui façonnent le paysage culturel du Cameroun et au-delà.
L’art numérique, né des avancées technologiques, a transformé les scènes artistiques mondiales. Cépendant, si l’Occident a été pionnier, l’Afrique, notamment le Cameroun, connaît une effervescence créative dans ce domaine. En effet, Eric Takukam, figure clé et pionnier de l’art numérique…
Hadassa Ngamba, artiste visuelle congolaise née en 1993, explore la mémoire coloniale du Congo à travers un travail multidisciplinaire. Profondément inspirées par ses expériences personnelles, ses œuvres redéfinissent les stéréotypes liés à l’identité congolaise. Ainsi, elles remettent en question les…
Du 1er au 31 novembre 2024, Bandjoun Station, centre d’art emblématique du Cameroun, a accueilli une résidence artistique. Ce projet a été réalisé grâce à un partenariat entre What Water et la Fondation Jean Félicien Gacha. Des créateurs du monde…
violence de genre, exposition fait avec bandjoun station et barthelemy toguo
It is a painting of a man who is depressed, frustrated that he cannot express all his feelings, and the distress in his heart. The world wants only his greatness, his strength, his tenacity, we do not allow him to be vulnerable. Painting by the Cameroonian visual artist Mba Verlaine.
This table represents all the stereotypes attributed to women in their daily lives. They are locked in boxes, hypersexualized on a daily basis and become the culprits because they were born women. Painting by the Cameroonian visual artist Mba Verlaine.
It is a painting of a man fighting who gives everything for his family. We demand more and more of him, we take his essence without gratitude by leaving him alone in front of himself. Painting by the Cameroonian visual artist Mba Verlaine.
This table represents the suffering of women in society. They are seen as guilty of gender-based violence. All over the world, they are asked to be silent, not to have an opinion: just to be beautiful and stay in their corner. Painting by the Cameroonian visual artist Mba Verlaine.
This table represents the place of women in the world. A world dominated by men who dictate how they should be. Particularly in Africa, they are the centre of the family and bear all the burdens of the couple. They must bear and channel their emotions to make their families prosperous. Painting by the Cameroonian visual artist Mba Verlaine.
This painting depicts a woman who, when she is hurt, tortured, faced with her distress, is offered only ephemeral solutions like money and gifts to drown her pain without really trying to solve it. Painting by the visual artist
This painting represents self-sabotage, the ability of women to victimize themselves in the face of their own lives. They feel responsible for the violence they receive and often even amplify the situation. It’s a vicious circle where lack of trust plays a crucial role. Painting by Cameroonian visual artist Mba Verlaine.
This table represents a life cycle. It shows how children tend to relive the traumas of their parents in their adult lives. In the face of violence, we must not have a peaceful attitude, but we must learn to heal it so that it will not be repeated later. Painting by the Cameroonian visual artist Mba Verlaine.
un homme moderne design pop jaune avec un masque africain bamileke qui est assis
un homme moderne design pop orange avec un masque africain bamileke qui est danse
un homme moderne design pop avec un masque africain bamileke qui saute
It is a collage made up of an African man standing in front of musical instruments. He is wearing a white shirt, a black jacket and brown suit pants. He wears a traditional African mask called "Bamiléké Elephant Mask" on his head, a black handbag and black shoes. It is placed in an abstract decor made of "clouds that reflect the dream. Collage by Cameroonian visual artist Mba Verlaine.
It is a collage made up of an African man standing in front of musical instruments. He is wearing a white shirt, black tie, black jacket and white suit pants. He wears a traditional African mask called "Bamiléké Elephant Mask" on his head, grey socks and black shoes. It is set in an abstract setting of clouds that reflects the dream. Collage by Cameroonian visual artist Mba Verlaine.
It is a collage made up of an African man standing in front of musical instruments. He is wearing a grey jacket and blue suit pants. He wears a traditional African mask called "Bamiléké Elephant Mask" on his head, white socks and grey shoes. It is set in an abstract setting of clouds that reflects the dream. Collage by Cameroonian visual artist Mba Verlaine.
This painting depicts an African woman wearing a kimono made of African loincloth, with buckles representing the ying and yang. She wears an original African hairstyle. She is placed in an abstract setting with clouds and fish representing the dream. She has a serene look. This painting highlights the beauty of the African woman. It is a fusion between Asian and African culture. Painting by the Cameroonian visual artist Mba Verlaine.
une femme africaine dans un kimono qui a une coiffure original
Femme africaine avec des poissons asiatiques portant un kimono fait de pagnes africains
femme africaine ayant un vase en or et portant des tissus bamileke camerounais
femme africaine ayant un vase en or et portant des tissus bamileke camerounais avec une coiffure originale
homme en souffrance, image pour la commande d'exposition
