Immerse yourself in the story of 'Casa di Cabral,' a captivating pop-up exhibition in Rotterdam. This unique display delves into the history of liberation movements in Cape Verde and Guinea-Bissau. Visitors can explore Amílcar Cabral's profound vision on national liberation and cultural identity through a diverse collection of artistic photos, videos, and historical materials. Experience a deep dive into revolutionary spirit and the power of culture.
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This pop-up exhibition at HipHopHuis in Rotterdam commemorates the centenary of Amílcar Cabral's birth. It explores the history of the liberation movements in Cape Verde and Guinea-Bissau through artistic photos, videos, art, and archival materials, highlighting Cabral's vision on national liberation and cultural identity.
Commemorating the 100th anniversary of the birth of revolutionary freedom fighter Amílcar Cabral, 'Casa di Cabral' is a unique pop-up exhibition held at HipHopHuis in Rotterdam from September 13 to December 13, 2024. The exhibition immerses visitors in the underexplored history of the liberation movements for Cape Verde and Guinea-Bissau, showcasing Amílcar Cabral's vision on national liberation and cultural identity. Amílcar Lopes Cabral, an agronomist, writer, and politician, led the PAIGC liberation movements in Guinea-Bissau and the Cape Verde Islands. The exhibition, curated by Tania Christina Monteiro in collaboration with The Black Archives, delves into Cabral's extraordinary story. Visitors can step into a symbolic representation of Cabral's childhood home and explore the narrative through a diverse range of exhibits, including artistic photos, videos, art, and unique archival materials, offering a deep dive into his revolutionary spirit and understanding of culture's power.
Admission is donation-based with a suggested donation of €10 per person, €5 for students, pupils, and seniors (65+). Admission for children aged 0-11 is always free.
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