“Dis No Be Art”
  : Reflections on Popular Media Art Exhibitions, Value, and Class in Contemporary Urban Accra, Ghana

Joseph Oduro-Frimpong

doi:10.3368/gs.25.1.184

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“Dis No Be Art”

Reflections on Popular Media Art Exhibitions, Value, and Class in Contemporary Urban Accra, Ghana

Joseph Oduro-Frimpong

Ghana Studies February 2023, 25 184-193; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3368/gs.25.1.184

Joseph Oduro-Frimpong

Ashesi University

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