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Accra (Ghana) --- Ghana

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Child labor --- Enfants --- Travail --- Accra (Ghana) --- Accra (Ghana) --- Accra (Ghāna) --- Accra (Ghana) --- Social conditions. --- Economic conditions --- Conditions sociales --- Conditions économiques

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The Roadmaker is a new retrospective book of work by photographer James Barnor drawing from across his career, demonstrating his modernism and inherent skill as a colourist. The publication of the book coincides with the exhibition James Barnor: Ghanaian Modernist at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery from 17 May 2021 as part of Bristol Photo Festival, and a major retrospective of Barnor's work at Serpentine, London from 20 May 2021. James Barnor (b.1929) was Ghana's first international press photographer. He came from a family of photographers and established his own studio in Accra, Ever Young, in 1950. He worked from this studio at the time of Ghana's independence whilst also selling his pictures to the Daily Graphic and Drum magazines. He came to Britain in 1959, and whilst working in a factory, he took photography "James Barnor: Ghanaian Modernist" at the Bristol Museum and Art Gallery is part of the inaugural Bristol Photo Festival and will showcase over 40 photographs.

Photography, Artistic --- Portrait photography --- Barnor, James --- Accra (Ghana) --- England

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"Accra is the perfect setting for noir fiction. The telling of such tales--ones involving or suggesting death, with a protagonist who is flawed or devious, driven by either a self-serving motive or one of the seven deadly sins--is woven into the fabric of the city's everyday life... Accra is more than just a capital city. It is a microcosm of Ghana. It is a virtual map of the nation's soul, a complex geographical display of its indigenous presence, the colonial imposition, declarations of freedom, followed by coups d'état, decades of dictatorship, and then, finally, a steady march forward into a promising future... Much like Accra, these stories are not always what they seem. The contributors who penned them know too well how to spin a story into a web...It is an honor and a pleasure to share them and all they reveal about Accra, a city of allegories, one of the most dynamic and diverse places in the world."--From the introduction.

Crime scenes --- Crime scenes. --- Manners and customs. --- Noir fiction, English. --- Accra (Ghana) --- Accra (Ghana) --- Ghana --- Social life and customs

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Documentary photography --- Electronic waste --- Harzardous waste sites --- Poor --- Hugo, Pieter. --- Accra (Ghana)