ABOUT THE VERNISSAGE:

“Ladies and Gentlemen

We cordially invite you to the opening of the Cameroonian artist Guy-Gerard Ngono under the patronage of the District Bar Council in Krakow, scheduled for May 9, 2024, at  6.30 p.m. at the Lawyers’ Club, ul.  Batorego 17, in Krakow.

Event details below.

👉👉👉🖼 OPENING: MAY 9, 2024

👉👉👉⏰ HOUR  18.30

🖼🖼🖼 We invite you to the art exhibition “Shades of identity” by the Cameroonian artist Guy-Gerard Ngono under the patronage of the District Bar Council in Krakow

👉👉👉 We invite you to an artistic dance performance and discover a collection of sculptures and paintings that will shock, inspire dialogue, but also show the importance of African classical art

in the context of world art history and the rejection of stereotypes and prejudices through the prism of art.

👉👉👉The artist, during a short presentation and discussion, invites the audience to reflect on various aspects of identity through his colorful and symbolic works.  Between tradition and modernity, his works offer a unique and engaging artistic journey.

🖼🖼🖼 Opening: May 9, 2024, at 6:30 p.m.

❗️❗️❗️Free admission❗️❗️❗️

Exhibition date: May 9 to May 24, 2024.

🏰🏰🏰 Location: Lawyers’ Club (3rd floor – elevator available) at the headquarters of the District Bar Council in Krakow, ul.  Batorego 17.

⏰⏰⏰Opening hours: during the working hours of the ORA Office in Krakow

❤️❤️❤️We invite you to discover this artistic universe, rich in emotions and questions.

We hope to meet in large numbers.

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Guy-Gerard Ngono was born in Cameroon in 1987.  Growing up in Cameroon, a country with a rich history and diverse cultures, he was deeply inspired by his surroundings and developed a strong passion for art from an early age.

As he delved into the world of art, he became fascinated by history and how it could shape our current and future society.  Guy-Gerard understood that history had the power to divide nations and communities but also had the potential to foster unity and understanding.  This realization became the basis of his artistic vision.  The medium the artist chooses varies depending on the message he wants to convey, ranging from Afro-traditional dance performances, through painting and sculpture, to installations and multimedia projects.

Through his artistic work, he seeks to bridge the gaps between communities, encouraging viewers to step outside of their comfort zones and engage in meaningful conversations.  By highlighting shared human experiences throughout history, it aims to challenge prejudices and spark conversations that lead to greater empathy and understanding.”