Dakar Biennale

The Dakar Biennale is a prominent contemporary art exhibition held in Dakar, Senegal, every two years. The Biennale is a vibrant and colorful festival held every two years in Dakar.

Everyone in Dakar, Senegal, from taxi drivers to artists, repeats the phrase "C'est pas grave." To put it another way, relax. Things happen here in their own chaotic, unplanned way. This contains the most recent edition of Dak'Art, Africa's oldest, largest, and probably most adored biennial of the arts.

The Dak'Art festival is one of Africa's oldest and most prestigious biennial art events. A visit to the UNESCO historical site of Goree Island's Slave House, Black Civilization Museum, Touba, Pink Lake, and University is included in this VIP tour to the Dakar Biennale.

Since 1996, Dak'Art has focused on Contemporary African Art. It lasts for a month and features roughly 200 shows in a huge Dakar industrial area. Additional artwork is on show at the nearby art galleries and hotels for visitors. Contemporary artists from all across Africa attend the festival, where they may exhibit their work in galleries, including paintings, sculptures, performances, and other forms of art.

Date: May 19th - June 21st