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GuestsPhoto: Frank WunderatschMarch 2019Bruce S. Hall, Alice Bellagamba,Bernhard Stahl, Salaka Sanou,Aissata Soumana Kindo, Ousmane Mahamane Tandina,Benno Togler, Naomi MoySCIENTIFIC EXCHANGE, BayreuthApril 2019Joachim Bessert-NettelbeckSCIENTIFIC EXCHANGE, BayreuthAderemi Adegbite, Ayodele A. Elegba, Edwin SalcedoVasquez, Maribel Brull Gonzalez, Carlos Smith, ElenaBrugioni, Rina del Carmen Caceres Gomez, JoséRivair MacedoWORKSHOP “Future Africa – Visions in Time”,Bayreuth Academy and Centro dos EstudosAfro-Orientais der Universität Salvador de BahiaSee report on page 54Omondi Robert Owino, RaymondSiebetcheu YoumbiSCIENTIFIC EXCHANGE, Bayreuth92
June 2019June 2019 – July 2019: Méga Mingiedi TungaBorn in 1976 in Kinshasa, Méga Mingiedi Tunga studied at the Académie des Beaux-Arts in Kinshasa and at the École Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Strasbourg. He is theco-founder of Eza Possibles, a collective of artists from various disciplines in Kinshasa andhas participated in several exhibition projects and artist residencies in Europe and Africa.Mingiedi works mainly with the artistic media of drawing and collage. In his works, hedeals with the urbane space – the city, and related themes such as mobility, traffic andeconomic influences. He is particularly interested in the contrast between the “actual”city and the “bidonvilles” (informal settlements). Th e starting point here is Kinshasa, thecity in which he lives. Mingiedi creates large-format, imaginary cartographies that refl ectsocial realities. In his cartographies, he recalls both historical events and their places aswell as potential possibilities for the city.Within the context of the exhibition Barber Pop Mingiedi was invited for an artist residency at Iwalewahaus for four weeksin June/July 2019. During his residency, he developed the work Kinshasa – Bayreuth, a mural painting spanning the wallsof a whole room. Kinshasa – Bayreuth is a refl ection about the connections in our globalized world. Th e main topic ofthis work is the political and cultural heritage of the two cities and nations as well as the artist’s personal experiences.(Text: Felicia Nitsche)Mpho TshivhaseSCIENTIFIC EXCHANGE, BayreuthDries Velthuizen,Clapperton Chakanetsa MavhungaKNOWLEDGE LAB LECTURE, BayreuthCollins Kimaro, Sabelo Ndwandwe, Felix Agbor BellaNkhongho, Jerry Emmanuel Nkrumah, Anna Hujber,Christian Doungue Metambou, Olivia Scheer,Hans Georg Eberl, Cassandra Ellerbe, Abdou-RahimeDiallo, Abou Bakar SidibeCONFERENCE MODEL AFRICA UNION(MAU), BayreuthSee report on page 68James Gambiza, Barend Erasmus,Basil Opoti, Kupakwashe MtataSCIENTIFIC EXCHANGE, BayreuthSeyni Mamouda Ibrahim, Pascale Laborier,Marie-Emmanuelle Pommerolle,Abdoulaye SounayeWORKSHOP “Contestation Multiple. Powerand its Critique in Postcolonial Africa”Adekoje Rafi af Abetoro,Fatima HarrakSCIENTIFIC EXCHANGE, Bayreuth93
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Welcome!Cyrus SamimiEva SpiesRüdig
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