VOICED : Senegal's traditional artisans look

The video discusses a large tapestry from Senegal, soon to be displayed at the UN headquarters. It highlights the cultural significance and value of Senegalese tapestries, which are also found in prestigious locations like the White House. The production process is limited to eight reproductions per design, with additional editions requiring artist approval. The workshop, founded by Leopold Senghor, combines tradition with modernity and plans to diversify its production techniques.

Where is the large tapestry from Senegal going to be displayed?

• The UN headquarters in New York

• The Louvre in Paris

• The Sydney Opera House

• The British Museum in London

What is the maximum number of times a tapestry design can be reproduced?

• Eight times

• Ten times

• Five times

• Twelve times

Who established the tapestry workshop in Senegal?

• Julius Nyerere

• Leopold Senghor

• Kwame Nkrumah

• Nelson Mandela

What is one of the new techniques the workshop plans to introduce?

• Oil painting

• Batik

• Wood carving

• Glass blowing

What is the workshop's strategy to remain competitive in the market?

• Focusing solely on traditional methods

• Expanding into digital art

• Combining tradition with modernity

• Reducing production costs