Ibrahim Mahama
Vanishing Points 2014 – 2020
With the exhibition Vanishing Points 2014–2020 at REITER, the Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama (*1987) has his first solo show in a German gallery. For his large, site-specific installation, the artist has arranged a hundred old wheelbarrows, which he collected from workers in Ghana, giving them new ones in return. The rusty, worn wheelbarrows bear the obvious marks of daily hard labor and can be understood as a symbol of that. They also represent the construction that manifests in architecture throughout the history of the artist’s homeland. At the same time the work can also be regarded in the context of his project Parliament of Ghosts, which was on display in Tamale, Ghana, in 2020. It is a forum for debate that also continues with the idea of social sculpture. Both projects in Tamale and Leipzig are documented in the book.
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September 2021
ISBN 978-3-7356-0778-2
21 × 29,7 cm
88 pages
44 colored illustrations
Hardcover
Languages: English, German
Editor
Torsten Reiter, Alexander Bär
Text by
Osborn Adomako Akuoko, Adjo Kisser, Ibrahim Mahama, Dominikus Müller, Maame Adwoa Prempeh
Design by
Studio Pandan, Berlin
Events
Vanishing Points 2014 – 2020, 2021, REITER, Leipzig
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