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This image depicts an art exhibition space with white walls, likely a temporary gallery or booth, located in Accra, Ghana, evidenced by a visible Ghanaian phone number (0243 392074) and artist Mansur Tobah's name on a label. Two primary, vertically oriented mixed-media artworks dominate the center of the frame. The top artwork is a half-body portrait of a dark-skinned woman with short, dark, textured hair, prominent red lips, and gold-colored hoop earrings. She wears a vibrant, multi-patterned blazer with a deep V-neck, composed of various African wax print fabrics in pink, yellow, blue, and green patterns. The background is a textured green, framed by a border of woven, striped fabric in brown, purple, and pink. The bottom artwork is a full-body portrait of a dark-skinned woman, depicted from the waist up to the mid-thigh, standing and holding a white handbag with red floral patterns. She has short dark hair and wears a red-collared garment featuring alternating solid yellow and patterned African wax print fabric stripes. The background is solid yellow with horizontal brown stripes. Several white rectangular labels are affixed to the white walls, providing information about the artworks. One clearly visible label on the left identifies "ARTIST: MANSUR TOBAH" and another below it displays the phone number. A label below the bottom artwork specifies "SAME FORMAT" and "MIXED MEDIA." Partial views of other artworks are visible: a small, dark-framed piece on the right wall, a painting of horse racers in reddish-orange tones at the bottom right, and a purple object (possibly a handbag or sculpture) at the bottom left. A sliver of light gray sky is visible at the very top of the image, suggesting the exhibition space is open-air or semi-enclosed.
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