Ibrahim Mahama’s Paris exhibition brings artists together around history and labour

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ART AFRICA reports that Ibrahim Mahama’s The Harvest Season at Fondation Cartier in Paris will connect installations and archival materials with contributions from nine artists and collectives. Drawing on Ghana’s colonial and postcolonial histories, the exhibition examines labour, industrial heritage and collective memory. Contributors include James Barnor, Dorothy Akpene Amenuke, Gideon Appah, Zohra Opoku and the Congolese collective CATPC, extending the collaborative approach of Mahama’s cultural institutions in Tamale.

Summarised from ART AFRICA · Stephan Rheeder. AFROSCOPE Daily has not independently reported this story.