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Senegal: A Biennale to replant African contemporary art

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The West Corniche of Dakar welcomes intriguing pyramids and a huge yellow dog for the much anticipated Biennale of Contemporary African Art. Artists display their work in the public space to “break down the walls” of museums and galleries, an innovation of this 14th editio.

a Biennial to replant African contemporary art ''in the street'' - Archyde

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A Biennial to replant contemporary African art "in the streets" in Senegal  - US Sports

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