Jul 1, 2017
The Angolan artists being encouraged to move away from traditional depictions of African society.
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The Angolan artists being encouraged to move away from traditional depictions of African society.
Durante mais de um mês o pintor e videasta angolano Binelde Hyrcan quer percorrer a pé os 1800 quilómetros que separam Lisboa de Paris.
Still image from film, 'Cambeck Voitures', a short by Angolan artist Binelde Hyrcan as shown in the #AngolaPavilion dealing with poverty and resources, community and migration. Watch this humorous yet pointed short now on AnotherAfrica.net in 'Tracing Emerging Contemporary Art Practice in Angola'. Working fluidly across the mediums of painting, sculpture, video, installation and performance, Hyrcan often employs irony and sarcasm as means to reflect upon what he describes as the, “power absurdity of people.” #AnotherAfrica #ArtIsNotAFirstWorldLuxury #Art #AngolanArt #ContemporaryAfricanArt #BineldeHyrcan #VideoArt #biennalearte2015 #VeniceBiennale