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Africulture Centre
Amamoto & Shiraishi
"Shetani" by George Lilanga
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Hello, we are Amamoto Africulture Centre
Discovering Africa’s Richness Through Art
Amamoto Africulture Centre draws on its collection of African contemporary art from the 1990s, with a particular focus on Tanzania, as a cultural resource for workshops, dialogue-based art appreciation, and activities that foster intercultural understanding and inclusion.
Through seeing, feeling, expressing, and listening to art and culture, we create spaces for people and cultures to encounter one another.
Upcoming Events
10.24 | Fuo Festival, Nihon University College of International Relations
Dialogue-based appreciation of George Lilanga’s Shetani and participatory art-making.
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