Four galleries to watch in Ghana : in 2004, Ghana's foundation for contemporary art opened in Accra and became a central meeting point for artists, curators and writers against a backdrop of limited public funding structures. : we profile four galleries and project spaces across the country / von Vanessa Peterson, Hamelo Gameli, Osman Can Yerebakan
Published in: | frieze 236(2023)S. Seite 64-73 : Illustrationen |
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Main Authors: | Peterson, Vanessa (Author), Hamelo, Gameli (Author), Yerebakan, Osman Can (Author), Abrams, Amah-Rose (Author) |
Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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2023
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