The Franco-Cameroonian artist Marc-Arthur Sohna has been awarded the Prix Art Humanité by the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum in Geneva. The award includes an artist residency at the museum, the museum announced on Friday. +Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox From March to August, the award-winning artist will create a work of art in the museum together with the public, it said. Ceramic amulets will be created and the artist will organise moderated sessions based on African myths and fairy tales to encourage people to engage with solidarity and social change, the museum wrote. A dance performance is planned to round off the residency. The amulets produced will be bundled together to form a costume. Marc-Arthur Sohna completed his Master's degree in design installation at the Haute école d'Art et de Design de Genève (HEAD) in 2025. In addition to the Prix Art Humanité, two further awards will be presented. Lola Rust, a graduate of the ...
