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Brazilian Bank Brazilian Bank
Brazilian Bank Brazilian Bank
Brazilian Bank Brazilian Bank
Brazilian Bank Brazilian Bank

© The artist

© The artist

© The artist

© The artist


Brazilian Bank

Meschac Gaba

Art Funded
2013
Dimensions
Approx 244 cm x 200 cm
Vendor
Meschac Gaba
Beninese artist Meschac Gaba is best known for his five-year project The Museum of Contemporary African Art, shown at Tate Modern in 2013.

Brazilian Bank featured in Bristol Museum’s 2014 show, ‘City Lives: Contemporary Art in a Changing World’.

Provenance

The artist.

Bank notes, coins, suitcases, wooden stall

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