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“Ashanti: Art, Culture, Heritage”
Exhibition and catalogue by Ana Garić, MAA curator
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(The Museum of African Art, September 2005 / May 2006)
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The Ashanti people that inhabit the area of modern Ghana, belong to the wider ethnic group – Akan. With the strengthening of the political and economic power of the highly organized Ashanti Federation (from the 17th century onwards), art under its patronage flourished.
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„The Art of Power, The Power of Art: Bronze Sculpture of West Africa”
Exhibition and catalogue by Narcisa Knežević-Šijan, art historian and MAA senior curator
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(The Museum of African Art, January 2005 / June 2005)
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Bronze sculpture of West Africa serves as a testimony of a bountiful and highly developed artistic tradition. This technically advanced and aesthetically refined form of expression has been and still is the preoccupation of art historians, anthropologists and artists.
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