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Africa Day at the Agnes

Event
Organized by Queen’s African Studies Network
Friday 21 October 2016
8:30 am–5 pm

A conference organized by the Queen’s African Studies Network

Luba peoples, Power Figure (Nkisi), 20th century, wood, leather, fur, raffia, cord, organic matter. Gift of Justin and Elisabeth Lang, 1984. On display in Stories to Tell.

The Agnes is the venue for Queen’s Africa Day, a conference organized by the Queen’s African Studies Network. Presentations by faculty, graduate students and community members will address a wide range of contemporary African issues. Delegates will visit the exhibition Stories to Tell: Africans and the Diaspora Respond to the Lang Collection. This event is free and open to the public, download the Program Outline for more details.

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