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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.openartexchange.com/event/akaa-paris-2024-
 100">AKAA Paris (2024)</a>\nWe’re thrilled to return to AKAA Paris for t
 he fourth time! This year\, we’ll be showcasing the works of Tchif Tchia
 kpe (1973\, Cotonou) and Marcel Kpoho (1988\, Porto Novo). Visit us from O
 ctober 18-20 at Booth A2\, Carreau du Temple. To request an invitation\, e
 mail us at info@openartexchange.com. If you can't make it in person\, the 
 artworks will also be available online in our Artsy viewing room from Octo
 ber 15-29. AKAA AKAA – Also Known As Africa – the first and foremost c
 ontemporary art fair focused on Africa in France\, reflects an Africa with
  many facets that transcends borders and whose voices resonate around the 
 world\, carried by the vision of each artist. For its 9th edition\, AKAA r
 eturns to the Carreau du Temple from October 18 to 20\, 2024. This year\, 
 AKAA continues to highlight the conversations Africa has with the Americas
  and the Caribbean\, particularly by spotlighting the ultramarine scene. S
 pecial showcases by invited artists and curators will amplify the voices o
 f these vibrant artistic scenes from France’s overseas territories. Visi
 t the AKAA website for more information OpenArtExchange - Booth A2 At AKAA
  Paris 2024\, we present a selection of art works from our exhibition “G
 léhoué – Home of the earth”\, the first in a new series exploring th
 e diversity of African contemporary art. Born from the notion “African c
 ontemporary art does not exist”\, this series seeks to show a glimpse of
  the vast diversity in contemporary art from Africa by visiting artists in
  various countries or regions of the continent and rather let the stories 
 evolve from there\, than working from a pre-conceived theme or narrative.
 ​ The first stop in this artistic journey is Southern Benin\, cradle of 
 the African traditional Vodoun religion and home to other related religion
 s with rich spiritual traditions going back to the earliest of times. Stee
 ped in a grand ancient history full of [...]
DTSTAMP:20260622T164034Z
LOCATION:Le Carreau du Temple\, 4 Rue Eugène Spuller\, 75003 Paris\, Franc
 e
SUMMARY:AKAA Paris (2024)
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.openartexchange.com/event
 /akaa-paris-2024-100">AKAA Paris (2024)</a>\nWe’re thrilled to return to
  AKAA Paris for the fourth time! This year\, we’ll be showcasing the wor
 ks of Tchif Tchiakpe (1973\, Cotonou) and Marcel Kpoho (1988\, Porto Novo)
 . Visit us from October 18-20 at Booth A2\, Carreau du Temple. To request 
 an invitation\, email us at info@openartexchange.com. If you can't make it
  in person\, the artworks will also be available online in our Artsy viewi
 ng room from October 15-29. AKAA AKAA – Also Known As Africa – the fir
 st and foremost contemporary art fair focused on Africa in France\, reflec
 ts an Africa with many facets that transcends borders and whose voices res
 onate around the world\, carried by the vision of each artist. For its 9th
  edition\, AKAA returns to the Carreau du Temple from October 18 to 20\, 2
 024. This year\, AKAA continues to highlight the conversations Africa has 
 with the Americas and the Caribbean\, particularly by spotlighting the ult
 ramarine scene. Special showcases by invited artists and curators will amp
 lify the voices of these vibrant artistic scenes from France’s overseas 
 territories. Visit the AKAA website for more information OpenArtExchange -
  Booth A2 At AKAA Paris 2024\, we present a selection of art works from ou
 r exhibition “Gléhoué – Home of the earth”\, the first in a new se
 ries exploring the diversity of African contemporary art. Born from the no
 tion “African contemporary art does not exist”\, this series seeks to 
 show a glimpse of the vast diversity in contemporary art from Africa by vi
 siting artists in various countries or regions of the continent and rather
  let the stories evolve from there\, than working from a pre-conceived the
 me or narrative.​ The first stop in this artistic journey is Southern Be
 nin\, cradle of the African traditional Vodoun religion and home to other 
 related religions with rich spiritual traditions going back to the earlies
 t of times. Steeped in a grand ancient history full of [...]
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