Roshni Healing Art Sanctuary | 9709 E Colfax Ave, Aurora, CO 80010
From August 6th to August 9th, 2026 | Open from 10 am to 6pm
Step into The House of Africa in Colorado, an immersive cultural destination celebrating the richness, diversity, and innovation of Africa and its global diaspora. As a signature experience of the Colorado Diasporic Film Festival, this vibrant gathering brings together artists, cultural leaders, entrepreneurs, educators, families, and community members for a week of inspiration, learning, and connection.
Whether you’re discovering African traditions for the first time or reconnecting with your roots, the House of Africa offers an unforgettable experience for all ages.
Experience a stunning exhibition of contemporary African and diasporic creativity featuring paintings, sculptures, photography, mixed media, textiles, and digital art by established and emerging artists. Explore powerful works that tell stories of identity, resilience, culture, and innovation.
Walk through curated gallery spaces showcasing historical photography, cultural artifacts, community storytelling, multimedia installations, and visual exhibitions that celebrate Africa’s past, present, and future.
He earned a doctorate in Visual Arts from the University of Strasbourg. He is known for using recycled, everyday objects and African textiles in his artwork to blend European and African cultures.
Dr. Seck’s art represents unity, dialogue, and intercultural connection. He is a multidisciplinary artist, painter, a sculptor and a transmitter of knowledge.
His work is deeply rooted in the essential values of African content. Through his creations, he seeks to raise awareness of themes such as the environment, interculturality, and identity.
Each of Dr. Momar Seck’s works is a metaphor for how human and cultural relationships are forged, developed, and strengthened despite apparent differences. The materials he uses—textiles, metals, wood, cardboard, and various other items recovered from his immediate environment—carry symbolic meaning. They embody both fragmentation and union, reminding us that beauty and strength often emerge from the blending, assembly of fragments, intercultural exchange, and heritage. The artist’s paintings, with their vibrant and bright colors on fragments of textiles connected to one another, extend this reflection. Each recovered fabric tells a story, a past, a distinct cultural identity, while contributing to a collective work that expresses the desire for unity and change.
He is also the author of several books, lecturing and articles or essays. READ MORE HERE
Discover the beauty and diversity of African fashion through colorful textiles, traditional fabrics, modern designs, handcrafted garments, and wearable art. Meet designers who blend heritage with contemporary style while preserving centuries-old craftsmanship.
Celebrate the traditions that have shaped generations through cultural demonstrations, storytelling, music, dance, ceremonies, language, and community dialogue. Learn about the customs that continue to inspire African communities around the world.
Shop directly from talented artisans offering handcrafted jewelry, beadwork, wood carvings, baskets, leather goods, home décor, and unique cultural gifts. Every purchase supports creative entrepreneurs and helps preserve traditional craftsmanship.
Explore a diverse collection of books celebrating African history, literature, poetry, children’s stories, biographies, culture, and contemporary voices. Meet authors, participate in readings, and discover stories that connect Africa with the global diaspora.
The House of Africa in Colorado is a place to:
Experience. Connect. Celebrate.
