Samuel Ndiakwa To Exhibit Photos In Dakar
Samuel Ndiakwa will exhibit his photography at the Museum of Black Civilizations in Dakar until June. The exhibition is part of a feature by Juliette Dubois. Works by the late Senegalese sculptor Ousmane Saut have been on display at the Museum of Black Civilizations in Dakar since April 25. The exhibition is scheduled to run for a duration of three years. The Minister of Culture, Amadou Ba, has addressed the matter of reparations regarding the works. The works were recently restored following surface deposits caused by construction and sea breezes. The exhibition follows the closure of the house.
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RFI Monde
“Samuel Ndiakwa qui expose ses photos jusqu'au mois de juin au musée des civilisations noires de Dakar”
RFI Monde
“Samuel Ndiakwa qui expose ces photos jusqu'au mois de juin au musée des civilisations noires de Dakar.”
Africa Radio
“Ses œuvres sont exposées depuis le 25 avril au musée des civilisations noires de Dakar et ceux pour une durée de trois ans.”
Africa Radio
“on est en bordure de mer donc le combo construction donc qui dit construction ben dit ciment dit beaucoup de nuisance plus que comme combiné à la brise marine on commençait à avoir un dépôt qui se faisait sur les oeuvres”
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