Examples of using Ataa in English and their translations into German
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One man show"Ataa Oko et les Esprits.
Ataa Oko was born in 1919 in La(Labadi) near Accra.
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After a long pause because of his illness, Ataa Oko began again to produce small sketches(16 x 20 cm) in June 2011.
But Ataa Oko signed his work until one day before his death on 8 December 2012.
Disease in the peninsula, according to the Wayuu,is the result of the effects that external agents have on the body(ataa) and on what we could call the soul aa'in.
Ataa Oko et le langage formel des Ga" in: Collection de l'art brut ed.
Again the order of the coffins was similar and Ataa Oko insisted: the crocodile had been his first figurative coffin made around 1945 for a family member.
Ataa' reported that he said,'Fast the ninth and the tenth, and do not be like the Jews.
Disease in the peninsula, according to the Wayuu,is the result of the effects that external agents have on the body(ataa) and on what we could call the soul aa'in.
For Ataa Oko, they were all spiritual beings he believed to see in the night.
On behalf of an Italian exhibition curator,Regula Tschumi commissioned the artists Kudjoe Affutu and Ataa Oko to build four exceptional figurative coffins for the Biennale-Off in Venice 2009.
Ataa Oko(1919-2012) lived as a coffin maker, sculptor and painter in the coastal town La(Labadi) in Ghana.
Regula Tschumi has taken part in various exhibition projects in leadingmuseums, when she worked with different Ghanaian artists and coffin-palanquin-makers like Paa Joe, Ataa Oko and Kudjoe Affutu among others.
In 2009 Ataa Oko transformed his figurative palanquins and coffins into spiritual beings.
In 2009 Ataa Oko transformed his figurative palanquins and coffins into spiritual beings.
In 2008 Ataa Oko had overcome all his earlier difficulties in drawing and colouring his sketches.
Although Ataa Oko was now getting very weak and was only able to sit upright for a short time, he continued to draw almost every day.
After 1945, Ataa Oko became famous throughout the Greater Accra Region because, as one of the first carpenters, he created figurative coffins which were still rarely used in those years.