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James Aguer
Garang
James Aguer Garang is Dinka. He is still living in Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya and in 2003 he got married there. "He is a very talented guy. He’s been doing a lot when I was back. He committed himself to teach many people who are interested in art. So he’s been doing that since I left, and even now he’s interested to give his talent to anyone who wants to learn art,“ says Atem Aleu. According Atem, James is planning to be resettled in Australia. |
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