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6 Best Art Galleries to Visit in Dakar
December 14 2019
A roundup of the six best art galleries to visit in Dakar, Senegal.[Read more...]
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Article sur Loman Art, par la bloggeuse Andrea Baier
Living in Dakar for more than 20 years, Loman created an impressive creative project over the years- the Loman Art Studio. Dakar's vibrant and creative atmosphere with its multitude of carpenters, tailors and metal smiths creatively working with old and new materials ignited her inspiration. She created a project in bringing talented people together who would create a new business to uplift themselves and others.[Read more...]
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Le business des galeries d'art
36 Hours in Dakar
Get ready for late nights, baobab smoothies and cotton-candy sunsets in this sunny, surf-loving city on the coast of Senegal.
Airbnb quality can vary dramatically in Dakar with lots of unfulfilled promises, but a sure bet is a room at the lovely Loman Art House Villa. Spacious rooms spill out onto art-filled spaces and offer a gorgeous swimming pool wrapped in an intricate metal sculpture created by the artist who runs the villa. She may even let you use her huge and tastefully decorated kitchen to make your own meals. Rooms start at $75. [Read more...]
By Dionne Searcey - 19.05.2019
The Best Art Galleries in Dakar, Senegal
Loman Art Gallery is paradise among the dusty streets of Mamelles. Housed in a light, airy villa, this gallery can’t help but put a smile on your face as you breeze from room to room, immersing yourself in each unique creative space: an office with a sea wall fresco; a swimming pool surrounded by sculptures; cast-iron birds dancing in the trees. [Read more...]
By Beetle Holloway - 13.12.2018
P(art)cours Dakar
Le P(art)cours Dakar est une initiative privée du centre d’art RAW Material Company et de Céramiques Almadies. Le P(art)cours est soutenu par Eiffage et par le ministère de la Culture du Sénégal. Le P(art)cours se déroule du 3 au 15 décembre dans vingt-trois espaces d'exposition dans toute la ville et en banlieue. Sa particularité est d'être un focus sur des lieux permanents d'expositions, qui vise autant à rassembler un public dans un événement comme une fête, qu'à faire mieux connaître ces lieux pour qu'ils améliorent leur visibilité tout au long de l'année. [Read more...]
By Orélien Péréol - 12.12.2018
2018
2018
Dak’Art: Why the Dakar Biennale is the Place for Art
Every two years, Dakar is flooded with a tsunami of colour as the month-long Biennale comes to town. Public and private spaces open up to welcome 30,000 visitors from across the world, but what have they actually come to see? And why is it so important? [Read more...]
By Beetle Holloway - 06.06.2018
Biennale OFF: « Tick Tock as time goes » à la galerie Loman Art
Parmi l’offre pléthorique des manifestions OFF de la Biennale de Dakar, un vernissage se profile ce lundi 7 mai, à partir de 18 heures. La galerie Loman Art exposera jusqu’au 2 juin à travers l’évènement « Tick Tock as time goes », cinq artistes aux univers et supports qui leur sont propres. L’opportunité de découvrir les travaux de photographe, peintres et plasticiens au sein d’une demeure musée, ouverte à tous et surtout à l’art. [Read more...]
By Clemence Cluzel - 04.05.2018
2018
Loman art House – Partcours 6
En début de semaine, je suis allée à la rencontre de Mélodie Petit, responsable de la Galerie Loman Art House, située aux Mamelles. Dans le cadre de la sixième édition du Partcours, Loman Art House présente cinq artistes aux inspirations et médiums divers. [Read more...]
By Akya Sy - 09.12.2017
2013
Loman Art
Né de l’amour des belles choses de Loman Pawlitschek, le Loman Art House invite à la découverte – tant au-dedans qu’au-dehors.. [Read more...]
2016
Dak'art 2016 - II: Comisarios invitados, Biennale OFF, Asociación Am Art
Metrópolis emite el segundo de los dos capítulos dedicados a la 12ª edición de Dak’art, ofreciendo un recorrido por las exposiciones concebidas por Orlando Britto Jinorio y Solange Farkas por invitación del comisario de Dak’art 2016, Simon Njami; una selección de los proyectos incluidos en la programación paralela Biennale OFF y una entrevista con su director Mauro Petroni; así como un reportaje sobre Am Art, una asociación de artistas plásticos de Dakart. [Read more...]
By Metrópolis - 08.06.2016
Collabor'actions Art Show
This Thursday past, Loman Art House hosted the art opening for their show Collabor'actions.
The show included paintings, a fashion show, several lamps and mosaics. Many of the works shown were co-efforts with locally well known artists, however also on display were works that were collaborations between students and teachers. The Loman Art House mission includes teaching art skills and using recycled materials and this was evident in the work displayed. It will be interesting how the collaborations effect the artists in their future work. [Read more...]
By Iris Wylde - 29.09.2013
Exposition « Etat des lieux » à la maison Loman: Les artistes s'expriment
La maison Loman située au quartier des Almadies abrite une exposition collective dénommée "états des lieux". Un travail de neuf artistes pour une production de 140 œuvres fait sur la base du métal, de la mosaïque, de la photographie et de la récupération avec les verres. [Read more...]
By Denise ZAROUR MEDANG - 03.07.2013
Loman Art Upcycled Creations Contemporary African Art
Creating poetry, songs and works of art, designer Loman Pawlitschek is the embodiment of the term ‘creative spirit’. Creating mobiles and other decorative art features like mirrors, Loman is committed to upcycling, taking unwanted and discarded scrap metals and materials, turning them into functional contemporary African art objects of value. Originally from Australia, Loman and her family moved to South Africa for a few years where she worked as an interior decorator, before moving to Dakar, Senegal where she has lived for four years; and where her business Loman Art is based. [Read more...]
By Atelier Fifty Five - 19.07.2012
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2012
Loman Art: Upcycling products by Loman Pawlitschek
In the last decade, upcycling- the process of turning used and unwanted materials into something of aesthetic or practical value- has boomed as an art form, spawning a whole new chapter of design. But many of the skills needed to transform materials such as metal, wood and plastic, into objects of art have been lost or are skills now too costly in the West to make the business of upcycling profitable. [Read more...]