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SUMMARY:Library Of Lost And Found
DESCRIPTION:We are thrilled to announce the official launch of SAVVY Kwata in Limbe\, Cameroon\, with the opening celebration titled “Library of Lost and Found.” \nThis is not just a library. It is an archival expansion and reorientation\, created to gather and honour the works of the published and unpublished\, the written and the spoken\, the danced and the sung thoughts of African authors and creators. \nWe recognise that too often\, archives and libraries have been spaces of violence\, places of malevolent categorisation\, imperial fetishisation\, and hegemonic control over knowledge. This library is not that. \nInstead\, we offer a living\, breathing space where knowledge is tended\, expanded\, and celebrated not in isolation\, but in collective jubilation. \nThe Library of Lost and Found is a house where fading tales can regain their vibrance. A place where the narrative arcs of indigenous tongues can be emboldened. A space where stories flourish beyond the spine of a book\, beyond the rigid confines of “beginning” and “end.” \nThink of it as a community garden: an ecosystem of epistemological and methodological diversity. A garden for ideas\, voices\, and traditions that once struggled to find soil soft enough to take root. \nThis is that soil.
URL:https://savvy-kwata.com/event/library-of-lost-and-found/
LOCATION:SAVVY Kwata\, Limbe\, Cameroon
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SUMMARY:Abakwa Arts and Crafts Fair
DESCRIPTION:The Abakwa Arts and Craft Fair\, co-organised by the Lem-D Foundation and SAVVY Contemporary\, brought people together in Bamenda to celebrate the creative traditions of the North-West and South-West regions of Cameroon. \nMore than just a showcase of talent\, the fair offered a space for preserving and sharing traditional knowledge. Through practical workshops and conversations\, we worked to encourage the passing down of skills and stories across generation is essential to strengthening community identity and supporting to decolonial work in a meaningful way. \nThe fair was also a marketplace for local artisans\, providing an opportunity for craftspeople to showcase their work\, meet new audiences\, and support their livelihoods through their art. \n  \nHighlights of the Fair\nA Warm Opening\nSaturday began with a welcome that invited everyone into a shared space of respect\, learning\, and creativity. \nWorkshops Rooted in Practice\nFrom late morning to afternoon each day\, workshops focused on practical skills\, from traditional craft techniques to new ideas in art-making\, creating opportunities for exchange across generations and backgrounds. \nMeals That Brought People Together\nEach afternoon\, participants shared a common meal\, a simple but powerful act of community where stories were exchanged and connections deepened. \nA Meaningful Closing\nOn Sunday evening\, the fair closed with a ceremony that reflected on what was shared and built together\, leaving participants motivated to continue the work in their own communities.
URL:https://savvy-kwata.com/event/abakwa-arts-and-crafts-fair/
LOCATION:CBC Nkwen\, Bamenda\, Cameroon
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