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Justine GAGA Formation 2005-2006 ArtBakery , Douala, avec Goddy Leye 2002-2003 Spider , Yaoundé, avec Pierre Metambou 1997-1998 Atelier Viking, Douala, avec Viking Kamganyang 1996 IPPB, Douala Expositions individuelles 2012 Indignation, doual'art, Douala, Cameroun. 2010 Unknown , Galerie Centre Colombo Américano, Médellin, Colombie. 2008 Masoma , Galerie Keuko, Douala, Cameroun. 2008 Etranger , Alliance Française, Gaborone, Botswana. 2007 Mbolo , Africréa, Yaoundé, Cameroun. Expositions collectives 2011 Kaddou Diggen-paroles aux femmes , Galerie le Manège, Dakar, Sénégal. 2010 Nexo , San Clemente, Toledo, Espagne. 2008 Lady , Carré des artistes, Douala, Cameroun. 2008 One minute video, Beijing, Chine. 2007 Salutations plurielles , Centre culturel Deniygba, Lomé, Togo. Couleurs de femmes, Carré des artistes, Douala, Cameroun. Biennale DUTA , Douala, Cameroun. Via mundi , Atlanta, USA. 2006 Exit Tour in Rennes , Argentré de Pélis, Rennes, France. Dongamen , Douala, Cameroun. From Cameroon with Love , Homestead, Miami, USA. Dak'art OFF, Dakar, Sénégal. Les Dépots de Bamako, OFF, Bamako, Mali. Ladje, Centre Soleil d’Afrique, Bamako, Mali. Adabraca, Intervention dans l’espace urbain, Accra, Ghana. Egododo, Centre culturel Denyigba, Lomé, Togo. Minakpe, Espace Queen Arlette, Cotonou, Bénin. Ecritures de femmes, BCArts, Douala, Cameroun. 2005 Biennale DUTA, OFF, Bonendale, Douala, Cameroun. Art convention, Bonapriso centre for the Arts, Douala, Cameroun. 2003 Expo Atelier Viking, Atelier Viking, Douala, Cameroun. 2002 Squat Art 2, Deido, Douala, Cameroun. Workshops / Résidences 2012 Artswork Refiguring Woman, Goethe Institut Johannesbourg, Afrique du Sud. Résidence de création artistique, Arte circulo , Toledo, Espagne. 2009 Atelier Trans, Douala, Cameroun. Résidence création vidéo pour les arts et l'environnement, Institut 2008 Français Douala, Cameroun. 2006 One minute, workshop vidéo, Douala, Cameroun. MasterClass Performance, Centre Culturel Deniygba, dirigé par Dunja Herzog, Lomé, Togo. MasterClass Web1, ArtBakery, Douala, Cameroun. MasterClass Performance, ArtBakery, dirigé par Dunja Herzog, Bonendale, Douala, Cameroun. Projets 2012 Present Perfect, Munich, Allemagne. 2009 International women workshop “Artinaktion”, Accra, Ghana. ''Elopment'' ( HMK) Hoorn, Amsterdam , Pays Bas. 2006 EXIT TOUR, itinérance de création et d'échanges à travers 7 pays d'Afrique de l'Ouest. http://exitour.netfirms.com Distinctions 2010 Bourse UNESCO Aschberg, Colombie 2008 Lauréate Visa pour la création, Culturesfrance.

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