Maandag 09 November 2026
Fishing and Fish Terminology as a Window to Understanding Knowledge System of the Luo People of Kenya
Maandag 09 November 2026 15:30 - 17:00
This research investigates the terminology used for fishing and fish among the Luo of Kenya in order to preserve them in a durable format for use at the moment and by future generations, document the variety that exists in their fishing skills and reveal their world view and knowledge system.
Prevalentie van hypertensie en daarmee samenhangende factoren onder Afrikanen
Maandag 09 November 2026 16:00 - 17:30
Vincent Boima promoveert op het proefschrift: 'Prevalence and associated factors of Hypertension among Africans'. Promotor is prof. dr. C.O. Agyemang. Copromotoren zijn prof. dr. B.J.H. van den Born en dr. C. Hayfron-Benjamin.
I am not me, the horse is not mine
William Kentridge zal één van de grote tentoonstellingscircuits van Bozar inpalmen, in situ-werken creëren en een rijk, multidisciplinair programma persoonlijk cureren.
SNAPSHOTS #7: Transition through Transmission with Innavisions
At the centre of this exhibition and public program is the question of how knowledge, memories and cultural expression are passed on to the next generation of makers, thinkers, activists and youth within Black diasporic lifeworlds. In Transition through Transmission, Innavisions, together with invited guests, explores new dimensions within visual art and music by connecting with spiritual, cosmic and African (diasporic) forms of knowledge.
You will find us in the best places: a survey exhibition of Moshekwa Langa
Kunstinstituut Melly hosts You will find us in the best places, a major survey exhibition of South African artist Moshekwa Langa. Featuring nearly 120 works from the past three decades, the exhibition will occupy the entire building, making it the largest overview of Moshekwa’s work to be presented in the Netherlands, where he has lived for more than 25 years.
Africa is the present
Africa is the present toont schilderijen en installaties van hedendaagse Afrikaanse kunstenaars die in Nederland wonen en werken, in constellatie met maskers en sculpturen die verbonden zijn met tradities en vormen van Afrikaanse spiritualiteit. Sommige objecten zijn ritueel, andere esthetisch. Van een deel is de herkomst bekend, een aantal is deels opgegeten door wormen en termieten.