Nana oforiatta ayim: “The mobile museum is a project where we learn as much as we bring in”

In Ghana, Nana Oforiatta Ayim’s mobile museum brings art to places where everyday life happens, from fishing harbours to market squares. The testimonials and objects shared by the visitors feed into a wider project of mapping the African continent’s cultural landscape, while offering an alternative to the Western museum model. Interview with Nana Oforietta Ayim, Ghanaian writer, cultural historian, curator and filmmaker.

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Journal
˜The œUNESCO courier
Published
2024-11-02
DOI
https://doi.org/10.18356/22202293-2024-4-5
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Museums and Cultural Heritage
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Nana oforiatta ayim: “The mobile museum is a project where we learn as much as we bring in”

˜The œUNESCO courier
Museums and Cultural Heritage
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Nana oforiatta ayim: “The mobile museum is a project where we learn as much as we bring in”

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Abstract

In Ghana, Nana Oforiatta Ayim’s mobile museum brings art to places where everyday life happens, from fishing harbours to market squares. The testimonials and objects shared by the visitors feed into a wider project of mapping the African continent’s cultural landscape, while offering an alternative to the Western museum model. Interview with Nana Oforietta Ayim, Ghanaian writer, cultural historian, curator and filmmaker.

˜The œUNESCO courierVol. 2024(4)
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