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Angu Walters

Country: Cameroon

Style: Surrealism

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

Fun Fact: His interest in painting started when he was a boy experimenting with ink from different pen colors, mixed and applied them on torn cardboards, which were sometimes hung on the walls of his mother’s sitting room. His mother invited Spee, a very famous artist to show him what the child was doing with the materials he could find in his milieu, thereafter the artist took him to his workshop, under his guidance so to better improve on his skills.

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Works

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2. Kora Player III

3. Mask

4. The Broken Bridge

5. The Fulani. The Cow. The Milk

6.  Sunshine in my mind

7.Knowledge is Power

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Visibility is a trap (2017)

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Visibility is a trap (2017)

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Visibility is a trap (2017)

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Visibility is a trap (2017)

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visibility is a trap (2017)

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visibility is a trap (2017)

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Visibility is a Trap (2017)

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Jonathan (2017)

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Gabriel (2017)

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Diana Daisy (2017)

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a reality show where a bunch of male directors who hate each other are trapped in a house together big brother style

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Nannie Helen Burroughs by Allison Adams

Nannie Helen Burroughs founded what was at the time the largest black women’s organization in the United States and, with the organization’s sponsorship, founded a school for girls and women. She was a strong advocate for racial pride. Educator and activist, she lived from May 2, 1879, to May 20, 1961.

“At times we feel wounded, hurt, disappointed, disgusted, resentful, sick of it all. At other times we feel skeptical, outraged, robbed, beaten. We chafe, hate, overlook. Then again we feel like ignoring, defying and fighting for every right that belongs to us as human beings.” – Nannie Helen Burroughs  

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Makeda (2016)

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Makeda (2016)

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Visibility is a trap (2017)

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Visibility is a trap (2017)