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The Afromusée’s Traditional African Art exhibition highlights the richness and cultural diversity of the African continent through a unique collection of traditional works. Sourced from several West and Central African countries, these pieces illustrate ancient artistic practices passed down from generation to generation, and reflect…

The Afromusée’s Terres Cuites Beta Israël are terracotta figurines created between 1960 and 1980 by the Ethiopian Jewish community Beta Israël, mainly in villages in Ethiopia. These sculptures, depicting human figures and cultural elements, illustrate the craftsmanship and traditions of this unique community. Although the…

Through her evocative illustrations, she explores the traumas of the colonial past, as well as the scars left by the wars that have torn this great country at the heart of the African continent apart for decades. But beyond the tragedy, her works celebrate the…

The Afromusée’s Citizen Collection is a unique initiative that highlights the stories and experiences of Canadians of African descent through works inspired by prominent figures, iconic places and historical events. Every February, the Afromusée organizes a live painting session in front of the public, where…