The art exhibition “Art for All, All for Art” opened its doors on Thursday, November 7 at the Bakeli cultural space, located in the heart of Kinshasa, in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This artistic event brought together a multitude of artists and art enthusiasts to celebrate the diversity and accessibility of artistic creation.
The founding member of the Bakeli space, Benoît Bafiba, expressed the philosophy that guides this exhibition: to offer art to all, in a spirit of unity and sharing. According to him, art is a true tool of transformation, capable of influencing our perceptions and stimulating individual and collective changes.
The exhibition “Art for All, All for Art” therefore aims to be more than a simple gathering of artistic works, it aspires to be a real place of exchange and reflection for artists and the public. Indeed, this cultural event marks the beginning of an artistic and human adventure, where creativity and artistic diversity meet to awaken consciences and open new horizons.
The presence of the Director General of the Academy of Fine Arts, Henri Kalama, testifies to the recognition of this initiative in favor of the promotion of art and culture. His support underlines the importance of making art accessible to all, in order to foster intercultural dialogue and nourish the collective imagination.
Ultimately, the exhibition “Art for all, all for art” embodies a true ode to creativity and open-mindedness. It invites everyone to discover the richness of art in all its forms, by encouraging sharing, diversity and reflection. A beautiful invitation to explore new artistic horizons and to open up to the beauty of the world around us.