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Ghana: El Anatsui Creates Gigantic Artworks From Recycled Materials - Why the World Fell in Love With Him

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[The Conversation Africa] The artist El Anatsui was born in Ghana and has spent the bulk of his career in Nigeria, but is a citizen of the world. News of a major new installation of his work coming to the prestigious Tate Modern gallery in London is just one in a string of major international exhibitions and awards in the past decade.

Source: allAfrica.com

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