Le Temps de la parole

On Saturday, October 24, a day of talks will bring the artists of The Harvest Season into dialogue with thinkers, researchers, architects, and artists. Drawing from the works in the exhibition and the history of the Parliament of Ghosts, this program aims to explore key themes of the project through cross-disciplinary exchanges.

• 11h30 : Keynote Address by Ibrahim Mahama

• 12h : Museums, Restitutions, and the Future of Colonial Collections
  Bénédicte Savoy, art historian and professor
  Anne Lafont, art historian
  Ibrahim Mahama, artist
  Ced’art Tamasala, artist and member of the CATPC

• 13h : Photographing Ghana's Independence
  James Barnor, photographer
  Damarice Amao, Photo curator, Centre Pompidou

• 14h30 : Land, Plantations, and Extractive Industries
  Agata Nguyen Chuong, architect, Forensic Architecture
  Feda Wardak, architect and artist
  Ced’art Tamasala, artist and member of the CATPC

• 15h30 : Transnational Solidarity and the Legacy of the Non-Aligned Movement
  Tjasa Rener, artist
  Zola Chichmintseva-Kondamambou, conservative
  Zohra Opoku, artist 

• 16h30 : Textiles, Craftsmanship, and Passing Down Traditions
  N’Goné Fall, exhibition curator
  Dorothy Amenuke, artist
  Bernard Akoi-Jackson, artist and professor at KNUST University
  Zohra Opoku, artist

• 17h30 : Building Differently: Architecture and the Postcolonial Context
  Meriem Chabani, architect and founder of the New South firm (Paris)
  Courage Dzidula Kpodo, architect and artist of the exhibition
  Feda Wardak, architect and artist