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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.openartexchange.com/event/openartexchange-
 x-african-food-festival-173">OpenArtExchange x African Food Festival</a>\n
 This year\, OpenArtExchange is proud to participate in the African Food Fe
 stival (AFF)\, an annual celebration of African culture through food\, mus
 ic\, art\, games\, and community. Held at Rotterdam's Museumpark\, the fes
 tival offers a vibrant programme of authentic African cuisine\, live music
  and dance performances\, inspiring art\, and interactive workshops. As pa
 rt of the festival\, OpenArtExchange will present a pop-up exhibition feat
 uring a curated selection of works by seven contemporary African artists f
 rom our collection. Showcasing artists from across Africa and its diaspora
 \, the exhibition\, rather than presenting a single narrative\, embraces p
 lurality. The works on view offer different ways of seeing\, questioning\,
  and interpreting the world. The artists explore ideas of identity\, commu
 nity\, environment\, memory\, and belonging. Together\, they challenge fix
 ed perceptions of contemporary African art\, revealing a field defined not
  by one aesthetic or perspective\, but by its richness\, complexity\, and 
 constant evolution. The artists work across a wide range of materials and 
 approaches. Discarded rubber tyres and phone keyboards are transformed int
 o works that speak to urban life\, consumption\, and cultural continuity. 
 Abstract compositions invite reflection on our place within the universe\,
  while collage and painting engage with histories\, politics\, and lived e
 xperience. Come visit us at the African Food Festival\, and discover our c
 ollection in a unique setting! Opening Times AFF: 18 - 19 July: 13:00 - 20
 .00 h More information: African Food Festival Cannot be there at the Afric
 an Food Festival? Come visit our sneak preview at the gallery on July 17th
  from 17:00! Participating artists Benjamin Deguenon (1982\, Benin) Deguen
 on is an autodidact artist whose practice includes sculpture\, painting\, 
 drawing\, installation\, and ceramics. Through a self-invented urban mytho
 logy\, [...]
DTSTAMP:20260809T200508Z
LOCATION:African Food Festival\, Museumpark\, 3015 Rotterdam\, Netherlands
SUMMARY:OpenArtExchange x African Food Festival
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.openartexchange.com/event
 /openartexchange-x-african-food-festival-173">OpenArtExchange x African Fo
 od Festival</a>\nThis year\, OpenArtExchange is proud to participate in th
 e African Food Festival (AFF)\, an annual celebration of African culture t
 hrough food\, music\, art\, games\, and community. Held at Rotterdam's Mus
 eumpark\, the festival offers a vibrant programme of authentic African cui
 sine\, live music and dance performances\, inspiring art\, and interactive
  workshops. As part of the festival\, OpenArtExchange will present a pop-u
 p exhibition featuring a curated selection of works by seven contemporary 
 African artists from our collection. Showcasing artists from across Africa
  and its diaspora\, the exhibition\, rather than presenting a single narra
 tive\, embraces plurality. The works on view offer different ways of seein
 g\, questioning\, and interpreting the world. The artists explore ideas of
  identity\, community\, environment\, memory\, and belonging. Together\, t
 hey challenge fixed perceptions of contemporary African art\, revealing a 
 field defined not by one aesthetic or perspective\, but by its richness\, 
 complexity\, and constant evolution. The artists work across a wide range 
 of materials and approaches. Discarded rubber tyres and phone keyboards ar
 e transformed into works that speak to urban life\, consumption\, and cult
 ural continuity. Abstract compositions invite reflection on our place with
 in the universe\, while collage and painting engage with histories\, polit
 ics\, and lived experience. Come visit us at the African Food Festival\, a
 nd discover our collection in a unique setting! Opening Times AFF: 18 - 19
  July: 13:00 - 20.00 h More information: African Food Festival Cannot be t
 here at the African Food Festival? Come visit our sneak preview at the gal
 lery on July 17th from 17:00! Participating artists Benjamin Deguenon (198
 2\, Benin) Deguenon is an autodidact artist whose practice includes sculpt
 ure\, painting\, drawing\, installation\, and ceramics. Through a self-inv
 ented urban mythology\, [...]
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