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Afrika-Haus Freiberg
The Afrika-Haus Freiberg is a museum of modern African art at Freiberg am Neckar 〔the information in this article, unless stated otherwise, is taken from: Helke Kammerer-Grothaus, Arthur Benseler: ''Afrika-Haus Freiberg. Sammlung Umuzi für neue afrikanische Kunst''. Selbstverlag, erhältlich beim Museum und beim Kulturreferat der Stadt Freiberg am Neckar〕 in Germany.
== Concept==
The Afrika house contains a huge number of modern African works of art from 1920 onwards. All the geographic regions are represented, as well as a great range of directions in art. The architectural design of the gardens is modelled on the Umuzi, the Ndebele Kraal.
The exhibition shows the influence of old African cultural customs on modern art. In addition, it demonstrates how African art is linked to the cults of animism, ancestor worship and fertility, along with mythical ideas involving magic, mask cults, sorcery and ghosts.
According to Arthur Benseler,〔Helke Kammerer-Grothaus, Arthur Benseler: ''Afrika-Haus Freiberg. Sammlung Umuzi für neue afrikanische Kunst'', S. 68〕 founder of the museum, the Afrikahaus provides a place for personal exchange between African artists, thereby supporting intercultural communication and helping to avoid the mistaken cultural ideas of apartheid, replacing these through new artistic dimensions.
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