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Future remembrance : photography and image arts in Ghana.

Author:	Tobias Wendl; Nancy Du Plessis
Publisher:	1998.
Edition/Format:	VHS video : VHS tape : NTSC color broadcast system  Visual material
Summary:	In Shama, a fishing village in Ghana, photography both testifies to tradition, by recording rites of passage, and serves as an expression of contemporary desires -- by celebrating consumer fantasies in photographs of clients in front of painted backdrops of a refrigerator, TV, airplane.
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Subjects	Photography -- Ghana. Ethnographic films -- Ghana. Photographie -- Ghāna. View all subjects
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