©2012 Tang Teaching Museum.
On February 5, 2011, a group of Contemporary African Artists including: Viyé Diba, Bright Ugochukwu Eke, and Barthélémy Toguo, joined art historian/curator Chika Okeke-Agulu from Princeton University and co-curators, Lisa Aronson and John Weber for a panel discussion on the exhibition Environment and Object - Recent African Art.
Dunkerley Dialogues are generously funded by Michele Dunkerley ’80.
Environment and Object Recent African Art
This exhibition examines the broad impact of the environment on recent African art, and the use of found objects and materials as media. See More
Environment and Object Recent African Art Web Feature
This online feature accompanies the Tang Museum exhibition, Environment and Object - Recent African Art. See More
Video: Artist Interview Bright Ugochukwu Eke on Ripples and Storm
Bright Ugochukwu Eke spent a month at the Tang Museum, working with students to create Ripples and Storm 1 and Ripples and Storm 2. See More
Video: Artist Interview Bright Ugochukwu Eke on Working with Water
As a graduate student, Eke was searching for themes for his thesis. In this video, Eke discusses how working in the rain in Nigeria, gave him an idea. See More
Installation Panorama Environment and Object - Recent African Art
View Environment and Object - Recent African Art in 360 degree photography. See More
Video: Artist Interview Viyé Diba on the Politics of Urban Density
Artist Viye Diba talks about how a trip to Rwanda in 2004 influenced his work. See More
Video: Artist Interview Viyé Diba on Globalization and the Redefining of Space
Viyé Diba talks about his installation and the effects that mass distribution and mass consumption have on our lives. See More
Video: Artist Interview Viyé Diba on Urban Density in Dakar
Viyé Diba discusses the transformation of space in Dakar. See More
Video: Artist Interview Barthelemy Toguo
Barthelemy Toguo talks about his series Stupid African President. See More
Video: Artist Interview Barthelemy Toguo and the Role of the Artist
Barthelemy Toguo poses questions - the role of the artist. See More
Video: Artist Interview Nnenna Okore on the Effects of Age and Decay on Materials
Artist Nnenna Okore talks about how gaining a better understanding of her materials inspired her works about age and decay. See More
