The city of Lagos is becoming a one-stop portal for multimedia art in Africa. It can be likened to an intense creative geographic space that revitalizes Africa’s huge cultural asset. As noted, the city embraces multiculturalism as an insatiable infiniteness that defines its identity. How else can the multiplicity of visual languages that exact the poetics of this expressionistic city be defined? The resulting art centres, artistic/cultural gatherings and initiatives, artists/writers collectives, construction, design and world acclaimed entertainment and services industries all add to the menu of experiences that define and enable a catalytic change within and beyond Lagos.
Big 60 is an annual programme run by A White Space, starting from the 6th December 2013 – 31st January 2014.This years event will feature the International Video Art Festival Lagos from the 12th December onwards. The screening features work from around Africa, South East Asia and Europe, and will influence the menus in order to reflect these parts of the world through not only sight and sound but also taste, touch and smell.
Featured artists:
Anna Linder - Daniel Steegmann Mangrané - Christina Gangos - Debora Elgeholm - Aditi Kulkarni - Amol Patil -
Baptist Coelho - Chinmoyi Patel - Monali Meher - Paramita Das - Prabhakar Pachpute - Sabrina Osbrone - Uma Ray - Vaibhav Shah - Jude Anogwih - Emeka Ogboh - Wura-Natasha Ogunji - Uche Okpa-Iroha - Kaneng Lolang - Adebukola Bodunrin.
Screenings:
- Video Art Network: Thursday 12th - Saturday 18th December 2013
- Unbound Studio: Thursday 18th - Saturday 28th December 2013
- Where Dreams Cross: Thursday 12th - Saturday 21st January 2014
Venue:
A White Space:
58 Raymond Njoku Street, off Awolowo Road, SW Ikoyi.
For more information please download festival
catalogue
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