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Kane Kwei

Ghanaian artist
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    African art
    / African art in the 20th century and beyond

    Kane Kwei is another artist who exhibited in the ā€œMagiciensā€ show and whose lack of formal training did not affect his international popularity. The fantastically ornamented coffins in the shape of hens, cocoa pods, airplanes, and Mercedes Benzes that he created for wealthy Ghanaian patrons…

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    Kane Kwei is another artist who exhibited in the ā€œMagiciensā€ show and whose lack of formal training did not affect his international popularity. The fantastically ornamented coffins in the shape of hens, cocoa pods, airplanes, and Mercedes Benzes that he created for wealthy Ghanaian patrons…

    Read More