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Connected Camero(o/u)n Forum
Yaounde, September 2025
Artopia’s participation in the Connected Camero(o/u)n national forum, initiated by the Goethe-Institut Kamerun. Interdisciplinary workshops and meetings, collaboration, capacity building, and networking for stakeholders committed to the fields of culture, education, health, and digital technology.
© Photos : Goethe-Institut Kamerun, Adolphe Loga, 2025
© Photos : Goethe-Institut Kamerun, Adolphe Loga, 2025
© Photos : Goethe-Institut Kamerun, Adolphe Loga, 2025
© Photos : Goethe-Institut Kamerun, Adolphe Loga, 2025
© Photos : Vanina Kapé, Dim II Arnold and Yves Ndounda
© Photos : Vanina Kapé, Dim II Arnold et Yves Ndounda
© Photos : Vanina Kapé, Dim II Arnold et Yves Ndounda
Constellation ▪ Round Table
Yaounde, May 2025
On May 8, 2025, Lauriane Yougang’s exhibition Constellation, held at the Institut Français du Cameroun (Yaoundé), featured a round table moderated by Dr. Zoila Luz Epossi, bringing together researchers and artists to discuss the symbolism and visual language of the artist’s work.
© Photos par Lauriane Yougang & Vanina Kape, 2025
© Photos par Lauriane Yougang & Vanina Kape, 2025
© Photos par Lauriane Yougang & Vanina Kape, 2025
The Our Dreams catalogue in the Cameroon Tribune
Yaounde, January 2025
"On January 14, 2025, the Cameroon Tribune (No. 13272/9471) featured the Our Dreams catalogue by Dieudonné Djiela Kamgang, published by Artopia as part of Goethe-Découverte 2024, an exhibition presented at the Comptoir des Arts in Yaoundé.
© Photos : Rudy Petgang, 2024
© Photos : Rudy Petgang, 2024
© Photos : Rudy Petgang, 2024
© Photos : Rudy Petgang, 2024
Human
Douala, April 2023
Inspired by Yvon Ngassam’s exhibition Recensés oubliés (The Forgotten Surveyed), this meeting brought together a panel of experts to address two major themes: promoting the free movement of people and fostering the well-being of populations in their countries of origin in order to 'build community together.'
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SAVE
Traveling retrospective celebrating the 35-year career of Salifou Lindou.
Staged between Yaoundé and Douala, this major project explored the artist's technical and aesthetic evolution. SAVE also engaged in a strategic reflection on the conservation of Cameroonian artistic heritage and the construction of a sustainable collective memory.
© Photos :Yvon Ngassam
© Photos :Yvon Ngassam
© Photos :Yvon Ngassam
© Photos :Yvon Ngassam