Dataset / Metadata Record · Chale Wote Street Art Festival

Democratic, digital and diasporic design since 1992

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Ghana's return to multi-party democracy coincided with expanded commercial branding broadcast graphics digital media street art festivals and diasporic design networks. Contemporary Ghanaian designers work across Accra Kumasi London and global platforms.

Source: Chale Wote Street Art Festival
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