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Let’s Shake Up Nima

Saturday, June 18th, 2011

The community art project is coming along.

We’re holding it in Nima cause the JAC started there, and because it’s a pretty poor area that doesn’t get much art, and we’d like to bring it there. Ato and Adwoa from the Foundation for Contemporary Art (FCA) recommended some young, community-oriented artists from Nima to get in touch with, Larry Aminu and Musah Swallah. I met them last night at Larry (Otoo)’s talk at Nubuke (which was wonderful, by the way). They were on board practically before we started talking. Today they took me around the streets of Nima for us to pick a spot.

Larry Aminu

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Tags: Accra, adwoa, art, artist, ato, chale wate, community art project, environmentalism, fca, foundation for contemporary art, Ghana, husseini hashim, islam, jac, junior art club, larry aminu, larry otoo, mozzay, musah swallah, muslim, nima, nubuke foundation, recycled, serge attukwei clottey, yussif larry aminu
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Day #2

Wednesday, June 15th, 2011

I took some photos of Larry's paintings this morning
I took some photos of Larry’s paintings this morning
Made friends at the tro-tro junction
Made friends at the tro-tro junction
I met up with Kelvin, my old boss from the Junior Art Club
I met up with Kelvin, my old boss from the Junior Art Club

Kelvin took me to his new office at the international school in Asylum Down (pronounced ASS-ell-om-dom), and I met all the kids.
Kelvin took me to his new office at the international school in Asylum Down (pronounced ASS-ell-om-dom), and I met all the kids.
I got treated to an impromptu song and dance performance of "We Are a Family."
I got treated to an impromptu song and dance performance of “We Are a Family.”


Tags: Accra, asylum down, Ghana, international school, Kelvin, larry, larry otoo, paintings, photos, school
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Tuesday, June 14th, 2011

Landed safely and happily in Ghana. Feels good to be back.

Larry’s welcomed me as family into his home. And let me tell you, it’s luxury compared to the hostel last summer. There’s a nice big mirror in the bathroom, a washing machine (!), and his son Orleans and I are watching Ghanaian music videos on a flat screen TV as I type…on wireless internet (slow, but hey).

Larry in his studio. He's got some great new paintings since the last time.

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Tags: Accra, art, cape town, ga, Ghana, kelley, larry otoo, orleans, paintings, segovia, twi
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Opening went great

Sunday, December 5th, 2010

Panel on the art world in Ghana with Professor Jesse Shipley and Ghanaian filmmaker Amina Abdallah

With my parents and Stevie E (aka President Emerson)

Tags: Accra, ada, ada foah, amina abdallah, art world, drop shot space, gallery, Ghana, haverford, haverford college, intersecting zones: the art world in ghana, jesse shipley, junior art club, my school my neighborhood my home my life, opening, photographs, photos, robin riskin, stephen emerson, steve emerson
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So I’m hosting this event

Thursday, November 25th, 2010

You should come.

Haverford College calendar entry

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Tags: Accra, aku's kitchen, art, bryn mawr, bryn mawr college, center for peace & global citizenship, cpgc, drop shot space, dubois memorial centre, duncan, event, exhibition, food, george hughes, Ghana, ghana art, ghanaart, haverford college, humanities center, intersecting zones, jesse shipley, jollof, kofi, kofi dawson, larry otoo, philadelphia, photo exhibition, plantains, ryan basement, serge clottey, squash courts, symposium, the art world in ghana, the camera shop, U.S., w.e.b. dubois memorial centre, wiz kudowor
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