A FANG RELIC HAS BEEN SOLD FOR MORE THAN 2 BILLION CFA FRANCS, BY SOTHEBY’S! UN RELIQUAIRE FANG A ÉTÉ VENDU À PLUS DE 2 MILLIARDS DE FRANCS CFA, PAR SOTHEBY’S !





English version

The exploitation of African arts is not slowing down. Last week, a Fang relic was sold by Sotheby’s for exactly 2 043 000 000 CFA francs. It is time for Africans to start paying attention to this cultural exploitation and genocide.




Version française

L'exploitation des arts africains ne ralentit pas. La semaine dernière, un reliquaire Fang a été vendu par Sotheby’s pour exactement 2 043 000 000 de francs CFA. Il est temps que les Africains commencent à prêter attention à cette exploitation et à ce génocide culturel.

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