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Mia Sogoba 9 December 2018

May refer to the Dan or the Gouin people.

1 day ago
#Niger, in another light ... infrared.

[Capturing tradition and a sense of timelessness, the infrared photography of Terri Gold: https://t.co/hzbZvGTtyh] https://t.co/WmdzA1Ttps

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CulturesOfWestAfrica @CulturesWAfrica

4 days ago
Of Feathers and Fetishes ...

[Tamberma Talisman. #Togo. Photography: Theo Molenaar https://t.co/QipPckjFlX] https://t.co/mN5FCK3mvR

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CulturesOfWestAfrica @CulturesWAfrica

5 days ago
With the appearance of seventh moon (Onwa asaa), masks emerge to mark the ‘Onwasato’, the annual yam festival. Ritual offerings ensure that the August harvest can be eaten with ancestral blessings.

[Igbo Onwa Asaa dancers, Ugwuoba village, #Nigeria. Photography: Eliot Elisofon] https://t.co/CEVPWq6H1E

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CulturesOfWestAfrica @CulturesWAfrica

1 week ago
A kashaka by any other name ...

Aslatua (Ashanti Twi), Kitikpo (Ga), Kassang Kassang (Diola), Salicaba (Soninke), Salogoba (Malinke), Lingo (Fon-gbe), Assannya ou télévi (Mina) ... (+?)

https://t.co/ZYBPWY7urA

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CulturesOfWestAfrica @CulturesWAfrica

1 week ago
♪ "Those who have seen this work need only go tell others ♪ : Elucidating, emotive, enthralling from beginning to end. https://t.co/mlXurHamwA

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Robion-Brunner Caroline @RobionBrunner
Bitchabé, the blacksmith's village, a documentary film retraces an experimental archaeology in #Togo where the descendants of blacksmiths rediscover forgotten gestures and bring back to life the tools of past. version with English subtitles https://t.co/F48LDwCWHJ via @YouTube https://t.co/KFqMz56Uu0