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The Power of Art: Women's Voices in Africa| 50mins
Director: Claudine Pommier | Producer: Claudine Pommier
Focus Years: 2007 | Country: Canada
Subject Tags: africa, americas, education
Quality Tags: Optimistic, Slow, Activating, Harmonizing
Synopsis:
“Africa is not only a continent of war and crisis. There is also an Africa that is alive and well, and is often borne by women” - Odile Sorgho-Moulinier (United Nations). Culture is no longer a static body of knowledge, values, practices and expressions shared and passed on by a community. It is a dynamic reality. “The Power of Art / Women’s Voices in Africa” explores how contemporary African women who choose to be professional artists claim their position, and deal with the stereotypes associated with being an African and a woman. The film also focuses on the role professional artists may play in addressing the challenges women are faced with on the African continent.
The Power of Art: Women's Voices in Africa | 50mins

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