N'Goné Fall

thumb N’Goné Fall (born 1967) is a Senegalese curator, editor and cultural policies consultant. Quotes It’s no surprise that I ended up seeing culture as a tool for emancipation and self-determination. I wanted to create a place where people can research, think, and produce—you know—using culture as an avenue Nontobeko Ntombela, N’Goné Fall 16 July 2018 I try to connect yesterday, today, and tomorrow in everything I do We are what we are thanks to the generations that came before us and accomplished things or paved the way for us where are women in modern African art? We know about today’s young women artists because they are present on the international art scene, but when are we going to pay tribute to the artists who have fallen into oblivion? N’GONÉ FALL: “CONNECTING YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW 10 December 2017 I love writing and for me there is no frontier between curating and writing. When you are an African curator, people only call you to do an African art show I never think of myself as being part of the African diaspora. I’m a Senegalese. Sometimes I’m based in Europe, sometimes I’m based on the [African] continent, sometimes I’m based in South Korea for three months. I was raised in a pan-African mindset in my family and I strongly believe in the power of African cultures 15 July 2021 External links Category:Architects from Senegal Category:Women authors from Senegal Category:Curators Category:Editors from Senegal Category:Art critics Category:1967 births Category:Living people