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Exhibitions

The Official Opening of Namibian Heritage Week 2024

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The Namibian Heritage Week Team is honoured to extend an invitation to you for the official opening of Namibian Heritage Week 2024, which will take place on Monday, 16th September 2024, at 17h30. The event will be graced by the Honourable Ester Anna Nghipondoka, Minister of Education, Arts and Culture, who will officially open the week at the Windhoek City Museum,...

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Namibian Heritage Week 2024

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Once again, the Namibian Heritage Week Team has the pleasure of hosting Namibian Heritage Week! We also have the pleasure of inviting you to the following events: MEDIA LAUNCHMonday 09th September 2024 at 10h00Zoom LinkMeeting ID: 822 3869 7079Passcode: 206145 OFFICIAL OPENINGMonday 16th September 2024 at 17h30Windhoek City Museum, Windhoek, NamibiaLive Stream: Namibian Heritage Week Facebook Page and YouTube Channel This...

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PRESS RELEASE_HAPPY ART HOUR RELAUNCH FEATURING COTA ALUMNI

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  The National Art Gallery of Namibia (NAGN) is happy to announce the relaunch of the Happy Art Hour social event, featuring live art demonstrations by College of the Arts Alumni. This event promises to be a significant milestone in the NAGN's efforts to continuously engage with its audiences and maintain this repour.    Towards the aforementioned, kindly download the Happy Art...

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NAMIBIAN MUSEUMS COLLABORATE TO CREATE SAFE SPACES

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By announcing the opening of this exhibition, the National Art Gallery of Namibia (NAGN) and the National Museum of Namibia (NMN), are showcasing their collaborative efforts to create a safe space for the Namibian artist and researches their perspectives based on engagement with archival communal knowledge. Together with the Museums Association of Namibia (MAN), the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation (SPK), the...

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Space in Time: The Lower !Garib/Orange River’s Pasts and Presents (English) / ‘n Plek in Tyd: Die !Garib/ Oranjerivier se Verlede en Hede (Afrikaans)

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The Space in Time: The Lower !Garib/Orange River’s Pasts and Presents (English) / ‘n Plek in Tyd: Die !Garib/ Oranjerivier se verlede en hede (Afrikaans) exhibition results from a joint research project involving universities in South Africa, Namibia and Switzerland. It is based on the outcomes of the international conference Space in Time - Landscape Narratives and Land Management Changes in...

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Onandjokwe Medical Museum | 22 March 2024 Events

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You are cordially invited to join the Onandjokwe Medical Museum they celebrate three significant occasions: The Commemoration of Dr. Selma Rainio's Birthday, The Celebration of 11 Years of Onandjokwe Medical Museum & Remembering and Honouring the Onandjokwe Pioneers in Medical Mission Work (1950s to 1980s). Date: Friday, 22 March 2024 Venue: Onandjokwe Medical Museum Time: 08:30 am Your presence will greatly...

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Space in Time: Mobile Exhibition and Book Launch

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  MOBILE EXHIBITION AND BOOK LAUNCH Space in Time: The Lower !Garib / Orange River’s Pasts and Presents ‘n Plek in Tyd: Die !Garib/ Oranjerivier se verlede en hede   KeetmanshoopDate: Saturday the 17th of February 2024Time: 11h00Venue: W.K. ROVER HALL   OranjemundDate: Monday the 19th of February 2024Time: 17h00Venue: Jasper House Museum   KarasburgDate: Monday the 25th of February 2024Time:...

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International Day of the Artist Commemoration. 25 October 2023, 18H30. WHK, CBD.

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The Namibian commemoration of the International Day of the Artist (IAD) will take place on 25 October 2023, 18H30 in Windhoek’s CBD at the Ministry of Justice Courtyard on Independence Avenue. This evening will feature a public installation that includes exhilarating artistic showcases by Namibian artists Vitjitua Ndjiharine, Tumi Mohammed, John Kalunda, Sipelu Dancers from Katima Mulilo, and some live drumming. The event...

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