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iciHaiti - Vaudou : The Ambassador of all the Royalty of Dahomey, King Tovomandjèhougni in Kenscoff
14/11/2020 09:59:38

In the presence of the Ambassador of all the Royalty of Dahomey, King Tovomandjèhougni, the "Savary pou Ayiti" Foundation represented by its president Savana Savary, in partnership with the National School of Arts (ENARTS) represented by its Director General Philippe Dodard , recently launched the "Lakou Sciences and Traditions" project, which aims to be a space for the appreciation, appropriation and enhancement of ancestral and cultural Haitian traditions.

The various guests at this launch were able to appreciate not only the speeches but also some works exhibited for the occasion, including the famous canvas by Baron Samedi by international artist Philippe Dodard.

In addition, according to the Director of ENARTS, the plastic arts students of this institution will have to realize within the framework of the project "Lakou Sciences and Traditions", statues of the path of the "Lwas" which will be dressed by the Designer Maelle David.

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