Juliette Goddard

My experience as an Artist painter of the British European Design Group company was fantastic, well managed exciting project at the Bargehouse, London- England. Exposure to a wide audience of Black Artists in the Uk and abroad as far as the Bahamas, Trinindad Dominica and Africa. The standad of the work simply amazing.

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‘Stripcloth Splendours’ at AACDD 2012

19.09.2012 - 24.09.2012

Traditional Horizontal Mosse Handloom, Burkina Faso | Photo: A.Phillips
Traditional Horizontal Mosse Handloom, Burkina Faso | Photo: A.Phillips

Culture, Beauty, Identity - Indigenous Traditional Skills and Cultural Identity as ‘Added Value’ in the Contemporary Revival of West Africa’s Textile Heritage

This summer the British European Design Group, London and the Burkina based charitable non-government organisation SOS-SaveOurSkills present the exhibition ‘Stripcloth Splendours - Contemporary Revival of West Africa’s Textile Heritage’ as part of the British Council’s International Architecture and Design Showcase 2012. Drawn from the unique ‘Projet de Tissage’ in Burkina Faso, this exhibition brings together for the first time in the UK, the story of the ancient textile traditions and heritage of West Africa and its survival in the 21st Century.

The exhibition at the Bargehouse is part of the African & African-Caribbean Design Diaspora AACDD 2012 Bargehouse Festival Untold Gold

Nearest tube/train station: Southwark, Lambeth North, Waterloo

For more information about the African & African-Caribbean Design Diaspora Initiative (AACDD) visit: www.aacdd.org

Venue

The Bargehouse
Oxo Tower Wharf
London SE1

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