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Ban Workshop
ATELIER DE CÉRAMIQUE | BOUTIQUE | CREATIVE STUDIO (soon) | TRANSMISSION
mercredi au samedi 10h à 18h, dimanche 10h à 17h
+ @ban.cafe 🍮
Hellllllo @friezeofficial Thank you Jareh Das for the write up on collectif Ban ⚡️
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Full article 👉🏾 https://www.frieze.com/article/dakart-review-2022
Hellllllo @friezeofficial Thank you Jareh Das for the write up on collectif Ban ⚡️
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Full article 👉🏾 https://www.frieze.com/article/dakart-review-2022
Festival Micro-Folie « les petites mains ».
Initiation au modelage pour plus d’une dizaine de classes ❣️
« Et si on modelait le visage de son camarade ? »
Ce projet est soutenu par @if_officiel @la_villette @museeifan
Festival Micro-Folie « les petites mains ».
Initiation au modelage pour plus d’une dizaine de classes ❣️
« Et si on modelait le visage de son camarade ? »
Ce projet est soutenu par @if_officiel @la_villette @museeifan
Festival Micro-Folie « les petites mains ».
Initiation au modelage pour plus d’une dizaine de classes ❣️
« Et si on modelait le visage de son camarade ? »
Ce projet est soutenu par @if_officiel @la_villette @museeifan
Festival Micro-Folie « les petites mains ».
Initiation au modelage pour plus d’une dizaine de classes ❣️
« Et si on modelait le visage de son camarade ? »
Ce projet est soutenu par @if_officiel @la_villette @museeifan
Festival Micro-Folie « les petites mains ».
Initiation au modelage pour plus d’une dizaine de classes ❣️
« Et si on modelait le visage de son camarade ? »
Ce projet est soutenu par @if_officiel @la_villette @museeifan
Festival Micro-Folie « les petites mains ».
Initiation au modelage pour plus d’une dizaine de classes ❣️
« Et si on modelait le visage de son camarade ? »
Ce projet est soutenu par @if_officiel @la_villette @museeifan
Festival Micro-Folie « les petites mains ».
Initiation au modelage pour plus d’une dizaine de classes ❣️
« Et si on modelait le visage de son camarade ? »
Ce projet est soutenu par @if_officiel @la_villette @museeifan
Festival Micro-Folie « les petites mains ».
Initiation au modelage pour plus d’une dizaine de classes ❣️
« Et si on modelait le visage de son camarade ? »
Ce projet est soutenu par @if_officiel @la_villette @museeifan
Festival Micro-Folie « les petites mains ».
Initiation au modelage pour plus d’une dizaine de classes ❣️
« Et si on modelait le visage de son camarade ? »
Ce projet est soutenu par @if_officiel @la_villette @museeifan
Festival Micro-Folie « les petites mains ».
Initiation au modelage pour plus d’une dizaine de classes ❣️
« Et si on modelait le visage de son camarade ? »
Ce projet est soutenu par @if_officiel @la_villette @museeifan
Festival Micro-Folie « les petites mains ».
Initiation au modelage pour plus d’une dizaine de classes ❣️
« Et si on modelait le visage de son camarade ? »
Ce projet est soutenu par @if_officiel @la_villette @museeifan
Festival Micro-Folie « les petites mains ».
Initiation au modelage pour plus d’une dizaine de classes ❣️
« Et si on modelait le visage de son camarade ? »
Ce projet est soutenu par @if_officiel @la_villette @museeifan
The Ban Workshop was honoured to be invited to take part in a knowledge exchange with the women potters of Teug Daara. A day spent listening, learning, and being truly inspired by their traditions.
In the second step of the project, the potters will spend a day at Ban Workshop, where we will share the ways in which we have been reinterpreting traditional ceramic practices.
A huge thanks to the wonderful archaeologist, Dr Aicha Kamite from Cheikh Anta Diop University for facilitating this project.
+ A very special thanks to Karen Wells for organising this wonderful exchange!
This project is part of FABRIC and is supported by the University of London, AHRC (UK), DFG (Germany).
Le Ban Workshop a le plaisir d’accueillir le photographe @malickbodian à l’occasion de la signature de son dernier livre « Adolescence », le lundi 29 décembre à 17h.
À cette occasion, une discussion réunira Malick Bodian, Ramata-Toulaye Sy — réalisatrice et scénariste ayant notamment contribué à l’écriture de poèmes pour l’ouvrage — ainsi qu’Aby Gaye @abygaye_ commissaire d’exposition à la Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, qui a notamment curaté en 2024 l’exposition « Voyage Temporel » de Malick Bodian.
Ban in the latest issue of @ceramicreview ~ ‘Patience is a virtue’
🔗✍🏽 by our dear friend @bisilanoha 💕
📸 @claudiamaurino & iburnedanotherfilm
Ban in the latest issue of @ceramicreview ~ ‘Patience is a virtue’
🔗✍🏽 by our dear friend @bisilanoha 💕
📸 @claudiamaurino & iburnedanotherfilm
Ban in the latest issue of @ceramicreview ~ ‘Patience is a virtue’
🔗✍🏽 by our dear friend @bisilanoha 💕
📸 @claudiamaurino & iburnedanotherfilm
Ban in the latest issue of @ceramicreview ~ ‘Patience is a virtue’
🔗✍🏽 by our dear friend @bisilanoha 💕
📸 @claudiamaurino & iburnedanotherfilm
Eventbrite link in bio 🔗
Join us for an evening of engaging conversations and a film screening at Ban Workshop for the Dakar premiere of The Enduring Legacy of Ladi Kwali (2024), directed by Dr Jareh Das.
Following the screening, Ban Workshop foundersand Dr Jareh Das will discuss traditional pottery in Senegal and Nigeria, exploring its innovations, challenges, and enduring significance. They will also examine how a new generation of ceramicists, particularly in spaces like Ban Workshop, engages with historical legacies to ensure that pottery remains vibrant, relevant, and impactful for future generations.
Jareh Das
Dr Jareh Das is an independent curator and scholar based in the UK and West Africa.During her two-year early career fellowship funded by the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art between 2022-24, Jareh continued her ongoing research on seminal Nigerian potter and ceramicist Ladi Dosei Kwali (1925-1984), focusing on post-colonial perspectives in Nigerian pottery and British studio pottery. Jareh explores the connection between Nigerian pottery and traditions of British studio pottery from the 1950s to the 1970s, with a particular emphasis on uncovering the complex power dynamics between Africa and the West in ceramics. This research is an extension of Jareh’s ongoing scholarship and curatorial work on Ladi Kwali, which was part of Body Vessel Clay: Black Women, Ceramics and Contemporary Art shown at Two Temple Place, London and York Art Gallery in 2022.
Images:
1. Andrew Esiebo
2. Nelta Kasparian
Eventbrite link in bio 🔗
Join us for an evening of engaging conversations and a film screening at Ban Workshop for the Dakar premiere of The Enduring Legacy of Ladi Kwali (2024), directed by Dr Jareh Das.
Following the screening, Ban Workshop foundersand Dr Jareh Das will discuss traditional pottery in Senegal and Nigeria, exploring its innovations, challenges, and enduring significance. They will also examine how a new generation of ceramicists, particularly in spaces like Ban Workshop, engages with historical legacies to ensure that pottery remains vibrant, relevant, and impactful for future generations.
Jareh Das
Dr Jareh Das is an independent curator and scholar based in the UK and West Africa.During her two-year early career fellowship funded by the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art between 2022-24, Jareh continued her ongoing research on seminal Nigerian potter and ceramicist Ladi Dosei Kwali (1925-1984), focusing on post-colonial perspectives in Nigerian pottery and British studio pottery. Jareh explores the connection between Nigerian pottery and traditions of British studio pottery from the 1950s to the 1970s, with a particular emphasis on uncovering the complex power dynamics between Africa and the West in ceramics. This research is an extension of Jareh’s ongoing scholarship and curatorial work on Ladi Kwali, which was part of Body Vessel Clay: Black Women, Ceramics and Contemporary Art shown at Two Temple Place, London and York Art Gallery in 2022.
Images:
1. Andrew Esiebo
2. Nelta Kasparian
Ban Workshop in the latest issue of @voyagevoyagemagazine
Merci à ✍🏻 @mariemersier 💙 & 📸 @thomastissandier
Ban Workshop in the latest issue of @voyagevoyagemagazine
Merci à ✍🏻 @mariemersier 💙 & 📸 @thomastissandier
Ban Workshop in the latest issue of @voyagevoyagemagazine
Merci à ✍🏻 @mariemersier 💙 & 📸 @thomastissandier
Ban Workshop in the latest issue of @voyagevoyagemagazine
Merci à ✍🏻 @mariemersier 💙 & 📸 @thomastissandier
Papa Amadou Gueye est le premier apprenti a avoir intégré notre programme “Transmission”.
“Transmission” est une formation de deux ans au métier de céramiste dispensé par les membres du collectif. Ce programme est gratuit et rémunéré par le Ban Workshop ✨
Après sa formation, Papa Amadou aura l’opportunité d’intégrer notre collectif ❤️🔥
📷 @claudiamaurino
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