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HOTTEST AFRICA EVENT
LAUNCHING THE CULTURAL RENAISSANCE IN CAMEROON
MUSEUM NATIONAL GALA 2015
On Friday, January 16, 2015, the NATIONAL MUSEUM GALA will kick off the Cultural
Renaissance in Cameroon. The Minister of Culture of Cameroon, H.E. Ama Tutu Muna, in
partnership with Harts International Foundation, is proud to announce the reopening.
Under the leadership of the President of Cameroon, Paul Biya, the day-long event will welcome A-list
celebrities, global corporate executives, trendsetters, influencers, from sports to arts, along with
diplomats and philanthropist.
International Icon & Grammy Hall of Fame Dionne Warwick, and the global ambassadors of classical
dance, and former premier ballerinas of the American Ballet Company, Maxim Beloserkovsky and Irina
Dvorovenko will perform.
Top African entertainers bring the house down with their performances, that include; X Maleya,
Kareyce Fotso, Andre Manga, Greg Belobo, Onana, Stanley Enow (MTV Africa Award Winner), and
Dynastie le Tigre.
An invitation-only ceremony Gala will be held to raise funds and awareness of the HARTS
Foundation’s International Arts and Culture Exchange seminars and workshops that will take place in
Cameroon, New York, and Paris, during the fall of 2015. They will focus on art, culture, film, fashion,
technology, marketing, music, hot topics, POP culture, human trafficking, health, Ebola, dance,
professional sports clinics, etc.
Additionally, Cameroon has been selected to host the Africa’s Cup of Nations in 2019. So the whole
world will be watching. It is our opportunity to shine and educate the world about Cameroon and
Africa’s contribution to the foundation of society and the incredible creative and visionary people that
make up the diaspora.
The reopening of the National Museum represents the launch of a national cultural initiative including
international cultural exchange programs, a global concert to mobilize against Ebola (STOP EBOLA:
Global Concert), and the opening of the Cameroonian Office of Film to support local innovative
filmmakers.
This initiative aims to create a moment of communion and empowerment among Cameroonian people
by reviving the rich Cameroonian and African heritage that is influential on contemporary art and
culture. With masterpieces of art and original artifacts, the National Museum is not only the
conservatory for Cameroonian arts and culture, but also a new platform for education and a learning
institute.
The National Museum of Cameroon has uncovered authenticated major history artifacts, some of
them are over 50 years BC, and magnificent images of the Cameroonian culture. It offers education
programs in culinary art, culture, fashion, film, technology, social networking, art, culture,
entertainment and music and represents a platform for information exchange and interaction, providing
the next and current generation with insight, awareness, and tools to become great African and global
citizens.
HARTS INTL Foundation is a non-profit apolitical and independent organization that seeks to spark
Africa’s rebirth by promoting and developing Cameroonian arts as well as culture. As a platform for the
mobilization of artists, cultural operators, individual donors and philanthropic organizations, HARTS
Foundation identifies and secures funds and resources for projects or initiatives that further the
development of Cameroon’s arts heritage. HARTS Foundation ultimately honors the inherent value
and contribution of African peoples to the diversity and richness of humanity.
Sponsorship opportunities are available;
[email protected] (Africa/French/English)
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