🎭 Culture Oct 23, 2026 · Melissa Baksh

Ibrahim Mahama’s Vast Installations Harvest a New Future from a Colonial Past

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Ibrahim Mahama’s Vast Installations Harvest a New Future from a Colonial Past
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If we are lucky, we will experience several great loves in a lifetime. For Ibrahim Mahama, art has always been number one. “I always loved art,” he said. “It’s my first love. I would do anything for it.” And when he says “anything,” he means it. His work has seen him envelop entire buildings with swathes of hand-stitched sacks, and build monumental installations out of hollowed-out aircraft, colonial-era bridges, and decommissioned railway carriages. And yet, Mahama told me: “I never thought tha

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