Artist Ibrahim Mahama Directs Sales Proceeds to Tamale Institutions
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Updated Oct 17
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What happened
Ibrahim Mahama, a Ghanaian contemporary artist, was named a chevalier of the French government’s Ordre des Arts et des Lettres. Following this honor, Mahama is directing the proceeds from his art sales toward building institutions in Tamale. Mahama maintains a studio and invests in institutions within Tamale.
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Why it matters
The honor and subsequent art sales provide new funding for Mahama, who is directing the capital toward local institutions in Tamale. This represents a direct capital injection into local property and institutional development in the city.
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Who's involved
- Ibrahim MahamaGhanaian contemporary artist who received a French honor and is directing sales proceeds to Tamale.
- TamaleCity in Northern Region, Ghana, where Mahama invests in local institutions.
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The entities involved
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Ibrahim Mahama
Ghanaian contemporary artist
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Tamale
city in Northern Region, Ghana
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