Mansa breaks down barriers in African culture in Paris

While Mansa embraces the dimension of a cultural and civic agora, it goes much further. Here, there is no disciplinary compartmentalization, no priority given to one generation or one form of expression. In this first season, the diversity of voices and stories comes alive in a rich program: visual arts, music, cinema, debates, workshops, learning African languages, and passing down traditional knowledge. The elitism so often attached to institutional culture is nowhere to be felt: access is free, mediation is designed to unite, and the programming is crafted with a respectful curiosity toward diverse African influences.