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[https://www.clevelandart.org/about-collection/collection-areas/african-art by THE CLEVELAND ART OF MUSEUM] | [https://www.clevelandart.org/about-collection/collection-areas/african-art by THE CLEVELAND ART OF MUSEUM] | ||
Transformer Station is a vibrant center for the visual and performing arts, where the Cleveland Museum of Art presents the work of emerging artists, time-based media, live music, and dynamic social experiences in Ohio City’s Hingetown neighborhood. | Transformer Station is a vibrant center for the visual and performing arts, where the Cleveland Museum of Art presents the work of emerging artists, time-based media, live music, and dynamic social experiences in Ohio City’s Hingetown neighborhood. | ||
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[https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/galleries/africa by The British Museum] | |||
The galleries present varied material and artistic traditions, including forged metalwork, textiles, pottery-making, masquerade and sculpture. Cross-cutting the displays, the galleries approach a range of wider themes, including trade, identity, gender, power, religion and transformation. | |||
