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imigongo painting
students learn about the tradition Rwanda art of Imigongo made using wood and cow dung through a hands on painting experience .they explore its history, patterns, shapes and cultural meanings, then create their own Imigongo inspired artwork using traditional techniques, colour and creative designs .the session combines art ,cultural storytelling and practical learning.
- For whom
- Everyone
- Duration
- two hours
- Participants
- 1-300
- Where
- Flexible
- Compensation
- Paid - RWF 30,000 per person
- For whom
- Everyone
- Duration
- two hours
- Participants
- 1-300
- Where
- Flexible
- Compensation
- Paid - RWF 30,000 per person
Availability
- Free
- Unavailable
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Offered by
Jun Designs
- Based in
- City of Kigali, Rwanda
- Travels
- Up to 959 km
I am Musemakweri Fred Junior, founder of Jun Designs, a Rwandan art and cultural brand dedicated to sharing African creativity and heritage with the world. I am an artist and cultural educator passionate about painting, traditional crafts, and preserving cultural knowledge. Through Jun Designs, I offer interactive art sessions that introduce students, schools, institutions, and international communities to Rwanda’s artistic traditions, particularly Imigongo art. My teaching approach combines creativity, cultural storytelling, and hands-on experiences, allowing participants to learn, create, and connect with African heritage. I believe art is a powerful way to bring people together, encourage cultural exchange, and inspire creativity across generations and borders. My mission is to make Rwandan art and culture accessible to international audiences while creating meaningful educational experiences through workshops, demonstrations, and collaborative artistic activities.
EduCollective is free for everyone. The date and the compensation are agreed directly with Jun Designs.
