"Quand l art danse et chante". L art du Bobongo et les tambours divinatoires nkooku
Authors
Jadinon, R.
Discipline
Arts
History and Archaeology
Subject
Culture & Society
Heritage studies
Audience
General Public
Date
2021Publisher
Musée du Quai Branly Jacques Chirac / Skira
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Light on the south-west of the Congo. Through 150 works, "La part de l'ombre" reveals the rich artistic production of a little known region. It is an opportunity to restore the wooden statuary of the Congo to its rightful place. The South-West of Congo corresponds more or less to the former province of Bandundu, which included the current territories of Kwango, Kwilu and Mai-Ndombe, while also incorporating the current province of Kinshasa. Covering almost half the surface area of France, the region is as diverse - more than a dozen peoples live there - as it is culturally rich. This richness is particularly evident in the plastic arts, as shown by the extraordinary diversity of forms of statuary, masks and other everyday objects.
Citation
Jadinon, R. (2021). "Quand l art danse et chante". L art du Bobongo et les tambours divinatoires nkooku. , La part de l ombre, 176, Musée du Quai Branly Jacques Chirac / Skira,Type
Book chapter
Peer-Review
No
Language
fra