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Amadlozi Gallery at the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center: ANCESTOR – Kiro Urdin

April 22, 2023 @ 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm

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Saturday, April 22nd from 4 – 9pm Amadlozi Gallery at the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center in Collaboration with Kloser Contemporary Art & El Espacio 23 presents ANCESTOR, featuring award-winning multi-media artist Kiro Urdin’s work, on view to the public April 22 through May 31, 2023.

South Florida collectors and art aficionados are cordially invited to the Opening Reception from 6 – 9pm and Artist Talk from 4 – 6pm on Saturday, April 22nd at the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center, located at 6161 NW 22 Avenue in Miami, Florida 33142. The Artist will be available in-person at the exhibit opening; the Artist Talk will be a conversation with Kiro Urdin and Klaus Pas, Curator of Kloser Contemporary Art. Opening Reception & Artist Talk are free to attend and open to the public, reserve a space for the Artist Talk at 4pm HERE.

 

About the Artist: Upon receiving the invitation to exhibit his recent work at the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center of Miami in ANCESTOR, Kiro Urdin, a Macedonian artist and filmmaker, decided to revisit his unique and personal artistic and human journey with the continent. In this introspective and poetic show, the artist explores his memories and recordings of images captured along a thirty-year relationship with Africa as experienced by his numerous travels to Mali, Kenya, South Africa, Senegal, and Nigeria, but most of all through his recurring stays in Tanzania, where he directed several experimental films over the past two decades. Urdin’s relationship with Africa goes deep and beyond, in the sense that it triggered a fundamental research about origin and universality in both his work and philosophy.

Venue

Amadlozi Gallery at the African Heritage Cultural Arts
6161 NW 22nd Avenue
Miami, FL 33142 United States
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(305) 638-6771
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