Anawana Haloba. I want to tell you something

This exhibition presents a selection of works by the Zambian-Norwegian artist Anawana Haloba. She creates multi-media installations that appeal to all the senses, and she also challenges audiences to reflect. Many of her works address current discussions about war and injustice. Colonial history is a recurring topic in her artistic practice. In several works she investigates oral traditions of Southern Africa, where the voice, language and musical heritage are central.  
 
Programme  
 
18:00 
Doors open 
  
18:30 
Director Ingrid Røynesdal welcomes the attendees 
Speech by exhibition curator Andrea Kroksnes 
Musical performance by Sidiki Camara 
Official opening by the Director of Exhibitions and Collections, Nora C. Nerdrum 
  
19:00 
The exhibition opens to the public in the Light Hall, 2nd floor. 
  
21:00 
The museum closes. 
  
Light refreshments will be served. The age limit is 18. 
The event is free. No ticket is needed, but you are advised to arrive early to secure a spot. Entrance is on a first come, first served basis.