Diane Din Ebongue

Black2TheFuture Curator

Diane Din Ebongue is a Cameroonian-born and French-raised interdisciplinary artist and curator passionate about intangible cultural heritage, empowerment processes and knowledge-sharing through arts. Her curatorial experience spans across continents, with roles such as leading an indigenous-owned art centre and gallery in Australia, curating a series of public art exhibitions articulating mixed media and digital experiences in Downtown Marseille (south of France), as well as showcasing a collection of participatory artworks advocating for human rights in Cameroon during the first world conference held by the International Council on Archives in Africa. Her current artistic practice explores the perception of skin tones in media arts, resulting in the "I See Colours" exhibition presented at The Grand (Calgary) in November 2024.