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El Anatsui, A Ghanaian artist exhibits at
the National Museum of African Art
Christine Mullen Kreamer,
curator, National Museum of African Art
Wash, DC, March 6 - A native of Ghana who has been living in
Nigeria since 1975, El Anatsui is one of Africa’s leading
contemporary artists. He creates large-scale metal
tapestries and other sculptures from discarded metal
objects. “El Anatsui: Gawu” opens at the National Museum of
African Art March 12 and continues through Sept 7.
“El Anatsui: Gawu” features such objects as wrappers from
flattened metal liquor bottles, tops from food tins and
other discarded metals that are tied together to resemble
metallic weavings that simultaneously reflect the tradition
of Ghanaian strip cloths and the abstraction of modernist
paintings. Drawing from the aesthetic traditions of his
native Ghana and adopted Nigeria, as well as contemporary
Western forms of expression, El Anatsui creates works that
engage the cultural, social and economic histories of West
Africa. Through their associations, his metal fragments
provide a sharply critical commentary on the adverse effects
of globalization, consumerism and waste in contemporary West
Africa and beyond.
National Museum of African
Art
March 6, 2008
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Creation of more districts is effective decentralization
plan
Abetifi, March 5, Ghanadot/GNA – President John
Agyekum Kufuor has said the creation of more districts
in the country was to give meaning to the
decentralization process for good governance and
accelerated development..
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Former Chief Justice Wiredu to be given state burial
Accra, March 5, GNA – President John Agyekum Kufuor
has directed that former Chief Justice Edward Kwame Wiredu
should be given state burial.. ....More |
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Asantehene speaks against negative pronouncements
Kumasi, March 5, Ghanadot/GNA – The Asantehene,
Otumfuo Osei tutu 11, has appealed to political party
leaders to desist from engaging in acts and pronouncements
that seek to breed acrimony and divide the people in the
country.
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Hillary owes her victories to a
cleverly devised “October Surprise”
Commentary, March 6, Ghanadot - Politics is rarely
nice, but the Clintons know how to play at gutter level.
After going negative this weekend, for victories in
Texas and Ohio, you wonder what next - another role
reversal, from Hillary the vicious to Hillary the
magnanimous?. ....More |
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