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Dança contemporânea: Kinani vai unir arte, cultura e reflexão em Maputo
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Contemporary dance: Kinani will unite art, culture and reflection in Maputo

From November 24 to 30, the city of Maputo will host the 11th edition of the Kinani Biennial, an international platform for contemporary dance that has become a benchmark on the African continent. More than just a dance festival, Kinani, according to the organizers, will be a space for artistic celebration, cultural exchange and social reflection, where...

Artistas expõem “Arte Assinada no Feminino”
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Artists exhibit "Feminine Signed Art"

The National Museum of Art (MUSART) opened the multidisciplinary exhibition "Arte Assinada no Feminino" this Thursday, an initiative that aims to exalt female innovation and creativity in the country's plastic and visual arts. The different artistic manifestations on display until May 25 include drawing, painting, engraving, photography, collage, watercolor, pyrogravure...

“Mulher é Arte” em exposição no BCI
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"Women are Art" on display at the BCI

The "Woman is Art" group exhibition, which brings together the talents of Mozambican artists Ancha Bucuane, Carina Capitine, Carmen Muianga, Chica Sales, Lourdes Silva, Sónia Sultuane, Wacy Zacarias and Yassmin Forte, is on show at the BCI Auditorium in Maputo. In this exhibition, organized by the BCI on the occasion of Mozambican Women's Day, which falls on 7...

África do Sul prepara maior festa do continente
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South Africa prepares for the continent's biggest party

In June and July, South Africa is preparing to host the National Arts Festival (NAF), considered to be the biggest celebration of African arts. Recognized for its cultural relevance across the continent, the NAF attracts thousands of visitors from all over the world, offering a diverse and accessible programme. It will take place on 11...

Quando a arte é pintar sem pincel, mas com capulanas multicolores
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When art is painting without a brush, but with multicolored capulanas

Recently, we set our gaze on the faces of women and children, brushed without a brush, because the expression of their (conflicting) imaginary is printed on the multicolored capulanas. Yes, an indelible mark of the Mozambican culture to which the artist Mateus Sithole decided to apply an idea, let us say, eco-conscious. What there is to see is the...