Godfried Donkor
Ghanian artist
Godfried Donkor (dem born am 1964)[1] be a Ghanaian artist, wey dey live den dey work insyd London, wey na he exhibit insyd Cuba, Mexico, de US, Europe den Africa. Dem know am primarily for ein work insyd collage, wey na dem describe am as similar to Keith Piper den Isaac Julien for ein output insyd. Sam of ein pieces dey depict boxers, such as Jack Johnson den Mohammad Ali. Na Donkor be de subject of chaw solo exhibitions, both insyd de United States den insyd Europe, wey na he be Ghana ein representative to de 2001 Venice Biennale. Ein work dey insyd de collection of de National Museum of African Art at de Smithsonian Institution.
Godfried Donkor
Ein sex anaa gender | male |
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Country wey e be citizen | Ghana |
Name wey dem give am | Godfried |
Family name | Donkor |
Ein date of birth | 1964 |
Place dem born am | Kumasi |
Languages edey speak, rep anaa sign | English |
Ein occupation | collagist, painter, photographer, mixed-media artist |
Educate for | Central Saint Martins |
Residence | London |
Work location | London |
Represented by | Pascal Polar Gallery |
Has works in the collection | Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, Studio Museum in Harlem |
Copyright status as creator | works protected by copyrights |
Exhibitions
editSolo exhibitions
edit- People of Utopia (2011), ARTCO Gallery Herzogenrath, Germany
- The Five Court (2010), Fred, London
- The Olympians and Muses (2009), Afronova Gallery, Johannesburg, South Africa
- Story of a London Township (2009)
- London; Financial Times (2007)
- Gorée Festival, Gorée Island, Senegal
- The Sable Venus and the Black Madonna (2006), Gallerie 23, Amsterdam, Holland
- Concerto in Light and Darkness no 1 (2005), National Museum, Ghana (EVA International)
Group shows
edit- STREAMLINES (2015), Deichtorhallen, Hamburg
- How Far How Near (2014), Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam
- Speaking of People: Ebony, Jet and Contemporary Art (2014), Studio Museum, Harlem, New York
- GOLD (2012), Museum Belvedere, Vienna, Austria
- Moving into Space: Football and Art in West Africa (2012), National Museum of Football, Manchester; Hollandaise (2012), Stedelijk Museum Bureau Amsterdam
- Space and Currencies (2010), Museum of Africa, Johannesburg, South Africa
Awards
editDonkor receive awards wey dey include insyd 1998 the Prix de la Revelation, at de Dakar Biennale.[2]
References
edit- ↑ Holland Cotter, "Art In Review; Godfried Donkor", The New York Times, 16 May 2003.
- ↑ Polly Brock, "Exploring Exploitation: Interview with Godfried Donkor" Archived 5 March 2016 at the Wayback Machine, Art/ctualité, 9 February 2015.
External links
edit- Godfried Donkor at Pascal Polar Gallery, Brussels, Belgium
- Works at the National Museum of African Art
- Godfried Donkor at the Venice Biennale
- Mathew Partridge, "Godfried Donkor: making a statement", Financial Mail, 23 January 2014.
- [1] Archived 18 December 2016 at the Wayback Machine