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Galerie Harmattan
40, rue Saint Jean 74120 Megève FRANCE
Tel. +33 (0)6 67 01 93 81

2012 – AFRICA NOW ! Exposition à la Banque Mondiale, Washington, USA

2008 – Exposition inaugurale du Musée National des Arts Primitifs en présence du Président Obama, Washington, USA

2007 – « Parish Gallery », Washington, USA

– Mbari Institute for Contemporary African Art. Small works + 1.

2006 – « Touchstone Gallery » Washington, USA

– « Synergy » The Maryland-National Capital Park Arts and Cultural Heritage, Washington, USA

2005 – « Paris on the Potomac » French Embassy at Washington, USA

« Parish Gallery » New York, USA

« Dorisa Gallery » Washington, USA

2004 – « DML Fine Art » Monaco

– Interdisciplinary art event Viinistu, Estonie

2003 – « Under the big red Gallery » Washington, USA

– « Mohni Island Project » Mohni, Estonie

2002 – « Under the big red Gallery » Washington, USA

moving exhibition organised by Patrick Gilles Persin : MGC of Zagrheb, Croatia; Taïpei’s Fine Arts Museum, Taiwan; Metropolitan Museum of Arts of Seoul, South Corea

2001 – Gallery « Vatta » New York, USA

– Net Galleries « African Color Tour » , « Harmattan-megeve » et « Jetztkunst »

– « Ars Ante Africa » Issy les Moulineaux, France

moving exhibition organised by Patrick Gilles Persin : Banque et Caisse d’Epargne de l’Etat à Luxembourg; Palais des Congrès de Lomé, Togo; French Embassy in St Domingue, République Dominicaine; Musée d’Arts Modernes de Caracas et Caracaïbo, Vénézuela

2000 – Invited at « Grands et Jeunes d’Aujourd’hui » Espace Eiffel Branly, Paris France ; exhibition at l’Assemblée Nationale à Paris, France

– Galerie « Olima » Libreville, Gabon

– Net gallery « Assafo »

1999 – Artistic studies and works in Vienne, Austria; Ashberg Price, Austria; Exhibition at the Auschulgalerie in Nuremberg, Germany

– « Iwalewa Hauss » in Bayreuth, Germany

1998 – UNESCO Price

– « Tout passe un jour » French Cultural Center of Cotonou, Bénin

1997 – « Promenade artistique » German Embassy in Togo

– « Alter Sack » gallery, Lomé Togo

– « Ma couleur et moi » French Cultural Center of Lomé, Togo




Papisco Kudzi states, « I paint with acrylic because it dries fast and draws me into a painting process strengthening my concentration, forcing me to constantly make aesthetic decisions. I also incorporate textured paper, wood, wire, and other hardware as they help me describe a world beneath the world. » His collage, heterogeneous colors, painting old scrap and rubbish reveal his inner desert world and change according to the way his eye and spirit react to the paint process.

Papisco Kudzi was born in the Togolese Republic in 1972. In 1995 he started to exhibit his works in his homeland of Togo. Since then his works have been shown internationally in Germany, Austria, Gabon, France, Venezuela, the Dominican Republic, South Korea, Taiwan, Brussels, Switzerland, Croatia, Estonia and Monaco.

Mr. Kudzi moved to the United States seven years ago and now resides in Forestville, MD. His works have been shown at the French Embassy in Washington, DC, with the National Capital Park and Planning Commission in Maryland, Touchstone Gallery, and in a Folk Art Exhibition in Fort Washington, MD.




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