African Art Exhibition Unveils at Tomsk Museum
The Tomsk Regional Museum is set to launch an exciting new exhibition titled "Africa" on July 12. This intriguing display, which is suitable for visitors aged 16 and above, offers a unique opportunity for Tomsk residents to delve into the rich and diverse cultures of the African continent.
The exhibition is based on the collection of the Novosibirsk Regional History Museum, which was acquired in 2012. The exhibits, all authentic and created in the 19th-20th centuries, have been carefully curated to provide a comprehensive insight into various African cultures.
The exhibits were created in the territories of modern African states such as the Congo, Mali, and Nigeria, and the display features a wide array of items that represent different aspects of African life and culture. These include ritual masks, sculptures, wooden objects with decorative carvings, bronze castings, weapons, clothing elements, jewelry, and everyday items.
The exhibits tell the story of the daily lives and beliefs of indigenous African peoples, providing a fascinating glimpse into their customs and traditions. For those interested in learning more about the origins of the exhibits or the specific African countries represented, the museum encourages visitors to contact them directly or visit their official website or exhibition catalog if available.
The "Africa" exhibition is not to be missed, offering a captivating and educational experience for all who attend. The exhibition will be located at the Tomsk Regional Museum, providing a convenient and accessible location for residents to explore this fascinating display.
The selection of exhibits, authentic and hailing from the 19th-20th centuries, offers a comprehensive insight into various African lifestyle and home-and-garden culture, as represented by items like ritual masks, sculptures, and everyday items. After exploring the captivating display, visitors are encouraged to delve deeper by contacting the museum or visiting their official website for more information on the origins of the exhibits and the specific African countries represented.
