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Ibrahim Mahama's abundant artistic harvest

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Briefings

Ibrahim Mahama, a Ghanaian artist, has established three cultural hubs in northern Ghana and represented the country at the Venice Biennale. His monumental installations aim to excavate Ghana's artistic past while building foundations for the nation's future creative landscape.

Key points

• Ibrahim Mahama has established three cultural hubs in northern Ghana.
• Ibrahim Mahama represented Ghana at the Venice Biennale.

Context

Mahama's work is described as monumental, excavating Ghana's past and building foundations for the country's artistic future. He has nurtured creative communities for generations to come.

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