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January 29 – May 17, 2009
 
  

7 - 9pm 
Please join us for the first viewing of Johannesburg to New York with featured artists Cannon Hersey and Samson Mnisi. The reception will include live music by DJ Eddie Ed, South African cuisine from Brooklyn’s own Madiba restaurant and a selection of South African wines from Xai-Xai wine bar. Come by and enjoy a bit of South Africa in your own neighborhood!

 

 

 

Exhibition Programs    


All programs will take place at MoCADA 

80 Hanson Place (corner of South Portland)
Brooklyn, New York (unless otherwise stated)
 

ARTIST TALK
THURSDAY – FEBRUARY 5, 2009 

6:30- 8PM

 

Suggested donation of $4
 
Both Samson Mnisi and Cannon Hersey will lead a tour and discussion about their historical collaboration to visitors to give an in-depth understanding of the work. The artist will present examples of previous work and curator, Kimberli Gant, will discuss the exhibition’s themes.
 
PANEL DISCUSSION:
Evolution of Contemporary South African Art  

SATURDAY - FEBRUARY 14, 2009 
3:45-5:15PM

 

National Black Fine Art
7 West 34th Street (& 5th Avenue)
RSVP required: pb@mocada.org
$20 admission/$15 student/senior/members to the lecture 

$15 to attend the National Black Fine Art Show
(In order to attend the Lecture, you must also purchase a ticket to the NBFAS) For more information on the NBFAS, visit:

Bringing together some of the foremost academics/collectors/artists throughout New York to discuss the current state of contemporary art in South Africa. This is an opportunity for audiences to broaden their understanding of what contemporary art means in both a Western and non-Western context. This panel is part of the National Black Fine Art Show Educational Series.

Panelists include:
Lisa Binder – Curator, Museum of African Art
Cannon Hersey - MoCADA Exhibiting Artist
Samson Mnisi - MoCADA Exhibiting Artist
Dr. Gary Van Wyck - Founder & Director,
Axis Gallery 
 
CULTURAL FESTIVAL
SOUTH AFRICAN FREEDOM DAY
SATURDAY - MAY 2, 2009**
 

1-6PM 

 

Cuyler Gore Park, Brooklyn, New York 
(1 block from the museum)
 
To help celebrate the 15th anniversary of the ending of apartheid, and the election of the first African American president, 
MoCADA is partnering with the Museum for African Art and Imagenation to host Brooklyn’s FIRST EVER South African Freedom Day! The event will feature live musical and dance performances, arts & crafts, food by Madiba, and the film Come Back, Africa, featuring the late iconic performer, Mariam Makeba!

 

 


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