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    Titre :

    Tebini Aboikonie, one of the men who dig the Granman grave., Asindopo, Saramaka territory, Surinam.

    Lieu de la prise de vue :

    Suriname

    Extrait de :

    Cham, la mémoire vivante

    Type :

    Photographie - Couleur

    Description :

    During the days preceding the funeral, the closest family members go several times to the burial plot. This pilgrimage is punctuated by the metallic trumpet sound played by a Basia from the village to the tomb.

    Mots-clés :

    Suriname

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    21e siècle

    Conditions d'utilisation :

    CC-BY-NC-ND - Attribution - Pas d'utilisation commerciale - Pas de modification

  • Notice détaillée

    Titre :

    The Belfon Aboikonie coffin goes from the burial room to the secret cemetery in the forest. Asindopo, Saramaka territory, Surinam.

    Lieu de la prise de vue :

    Suriname

    Extrait de :

    Cham, la mémoire vivante

    Type :

    Photographie - Couleur

    Mots-clés :

    Suriname

    -

    21e siècle

    Conditions d'utilisation :

    CC-BY-NC-ND - Attribution - Pas d'utilisation commerciale - Pas de modification

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    Titre :

    The apex of the Slaves’ Route is the «GATE OF NO RETURN», the only monument in Ouidah sponsored by the Slave Route Project. Situated at the end of the road, on the beach, the imposing gate was unveiled in November 1995, and still attracts numerous tourists and leading foreign visitors, such as the Brazilian President, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva who visited the monument during his travel to the country in 2006.

    Lieu de la prise de vue :

    Bénin

    Extrait de :

    Cham, la mémoire vivante

    Type :

    Photographie - Couleur

    Description :

    The monument, designed and ornamented by Beninese artist Fortune Bandeira, evokes the monumental Soviet aesthetics that dominated the country’s public monuments until the beginning of the 1990s. Placed on a large cement platform, higher than the level of the ground, the Gate’s arcade marks the transition between the beach and the Atlantic Ocean, which is visible through it. On each side of the gate, giant copper sculptures created by Gnonnou Dominique Kouass, represent a group of captives breaking their chains. Close to the monument, tourists can stop at a kiosk to buy “African” sculptures, wooden masks, jewellery, and calabashes. In addition to these “authentic” objects, the visitors can also buy actual Vodun fetishes, taken from neighbouring temples. Ouidah, Benin.

    Mots-clés :

    Bénin

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    21e siècle

    Conditions d'utilisation :

    CC-BY-NC-ND - Attribution - Pas d'utilisation commerciale - Pas de modification

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    Titre :

    The call to “charge”, members of the “Mas-ka-klé” group These young members of the “Mas Ka Klé” group are called to the “charge” by the most senior ones.

    Lieu de la prise de vue :

    Les Abymes

    Extrait de :

    Cham, la mémoire vivante

    Type :

    Photographie - Couleur

    Description :

    This moment, that borrows a lot from the imaginary of the maroon slaves communities, is also an occasion to reaffirm the group’s identity values and to emotionally load the youth for the “charge”. The “charge” is an unwavering, almost military march, at the side of the Carnival’s official parade. Cité Le Raizet, Les Abymes.

    Mots-clés :

    Les Abymes

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    21e siècle

    Conditions d'utilisation :

    CC-BY-NC-ND - Attribution - Pas d'utilisation commerciale - Pas de modification

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