James Barnor

Ghanaian photographer and artist

James Barnor - Artists & Creatives born June 6th, 1929
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Born in 1929, this Ghanaian photographer significantly contributed to the visual documentation of his country’s history. He captured pivotal moments in Ghana's transition to independence, including the early days of the nation. His work spans portraits, fashion, and photojournalism, documenting both everyday life and significant cultural milestones. He established a photo studio in Accra and later worked in London, merging various influences in his photography. The artist's images have been exhibited internationally, showcasing African identity and heritage.

Pioneered photography during Ghana's independence

Opened one of Ghana's first photo studios

Exhibited work internationally, including at Tate Modern

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