The Currency-tɛknoʊmædʒɪkɛs Projekt

In the organizer's words:

THE CURRENCY LAB - tɛknoʊmædʒɪkɛs is a long-term artistic research project by the musician, artist and filmmaker Elom 20ce (Lome/Togo) and the artists and filmmakers Musquiqui Chihying (Berlin/Taipei) and Gregor Kasper (Dresden/Germany).
With the participation of and in exchange with artists, musicians and scientists from Africa, they examine the utopian potential of currencies and other value systems for an emancipatory future on the planet. The project includes an exhibition with artworks in various media such as film, music and installation as well as a workshop.

With the participation of

Kwamou Eva Feukeu (Cameroon/France) - lawyer & social scientist
Onesa Oruoghor (Nigeria) - artist
Olumide Adebowale & Kelechi Delight Anyanwu & Ijabiken Moyosoreoluwa & Omoteniola Oyefeso (Nigeria) - artists
Dodji Efoui (Togo) - musician & artist

In cooperation with the Africa Center for Transregional Research at the University of Freiburg. This event is also part of a program series celebrating the 5th anniversary of the ACT.

More information about the exhibition and the supporting program can be found here.

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THE CURRENCY LAB - tɛknoʊmædʒɪkɛs is a long-term artistic research project by the musician, artist and filmmaker Elom 20ce (Lome/Togo) and the artists and filmmakers Musquiqui Chihying (Berlin/Taipei) and Gregor Kasper (Dresden/Germany).
With the participation of and in dialogue with artists, musicians and scientists from Africa, they examine the utopian potential of currencies and other value systems for an emancipatory future on the planet. The project includes an exhibition with artworks in various media such as film, music and installation as well as a workshop.

With the participation of

Kwamou Eva Feukeu (Cameroon/France) - Lawyer & social scientist
Onesa Oruoghor (Nigeria) - Artist
Olumide Adebowale & Kelechi Delight Anyanwu & Ijabiken Moyosoreoluwa & Omoteniola Oyefeso (Nigeria) - Artists
Dodji Efoui (Togo) - Musician & Artist

In Cooperation with the Africa Centre for Transregional Research at the University of Freiburg. This event is also part of a programme series celebrating the 5th anniversary of the ACT.

Find out more about the exhibition and the program on our website.