Rynek sztuki w Ghanie
EN_01610688_0011
Ibrahim Mahama's "Non-Orientable Nkansa, " a mammoth structure built from the boxes used to hold tools for polishing and repairing shoes, is seen at his Red Clay studio in Tamale, Ghana, Jan. 8, 2024. Red Clay is home to some of his best-known installations. (Francis Kokoroko/The New York Times)
Minimum price 100USD
2024-01-08
FRANCIS KOKOROKO/The New York Times Agency/East News
The New York Times Agency
FRANCIS KOKOROKO
16162121
4,34MB
31cm x 20cm by 300dpi
2024, 8, A, AFRICA, AND, ART, ARTIST, ARTS, AT, BEST-KNOWN, BOXES, BUILT, CLAY, CULTURE, FOR, FRANCIS, FROM, GHANA, HIS, HOLD, HOME, IBRAHIM, IN, INSTALLATIONS, IS, JAN, KOKOROKO, MAHAMA, MAMMOTH, NEW, nkansa, NON-ORIENTABLE, OF, POLISHING, RED, REPAIRING, S, SEEN, SHOES, SOME, STRUCTURE, STUDIO, TAMALE, THE, TIMES, TO, TOOLS, TOURISM, TRAVEL, TRIP, USED, VACATION, WEST, YORK,