Episode 4 Bonus: Mauro Pinto & Goncalo Mabunda on “Everything is a Story”
35m
·
Artists on Africa
·
Mauro Pinto said it: “Everything is a Story”. And as far as the conversation with Mauro and Goncalo goes, we have only told you half. So we decided to break with ourmonthly schedule to bring you a bonus episode: Goncalo and Mauro share some of their (more personal)stories about language and learning and tales of...
The episode Episode 4 Bonus: Mauro Pinto & Goncalo Mabunda on “Everything is a Story” from the podcast Artists on Africa has a duration of
35:47. It was first published
More episodes from Artists on Africa
Episode 11: Rakotoarivony, Adrianintsoa & Adrianavalona on “Being African, Malagasy and other identity crises”
According to the world clock on my Apple Mac dashboard Antananarivo is found in Asia and not in Africa (Perhaps the Apple programmers reckoned Madagascar is located in the Indian Ocean; so there). While Asian influence on the Malagasy genome, culture and habitat is undeniable (Apparently the Indonesians got to the island way before anyone...
Episode 10: Is’Art on “Moving(,) Elephants & Mora Mora”
In September 2014 Is’Art closed shop in Analakely, downtown Antananarivo, whichhad been its home since 2011 and where over 50 exhibitions have been hosted over just three and half years. Growing ambitionsrequired a larger venue. Such was found with some luck and the generous benefactionof Philippe and Delphine Andriantsitohaina who made available a now vacant...
Episode 9: Rakotoarivony, Andrianintsoa, Raininoro, Andrianavalona on “(No) Infra_Structure for the Arts in Mada”
Part 2 about Is’Art Galerie and the art scene in Madagascar looks at the local art infrastructure, or rather the lack thereof: About how, for instance, it is possible to study art mediation (basically promotion of the arts) at the university in Antananarivo but how there is not one formal art school in the country...
Episode 8: Tahina Rakotoarivony on “The Beginnings of Is’Art Galerie”
Is’Art Galerie is the first and still one of the only places dedicated to local contemporary art in Madagascar.Then called ISA Atelier Galerie was founded in 1998 byRichard Razafindrakotoet Rafalimanana Ndremo. WhenTahina Rakotoarivony returned to Antananarivo in 2008after spending four yearsin France, he took over the reigns from his uncle and teacher. ISA Atelier Galerie...
Episode 7: Laza on “A Cinema for Generation RFC”
The long awaited second part of the conversation with Malagasy filmmaker, producer and RFC festival director Laza is finally here. What does it mean to be a full-time artist in a country that does not legally recognise them (No, seriously, the concept of artist as a profession does not exist)? How do you sustain a...