Fútbol, faith, and fans: ADAMA opens 'The African Game'

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The World Cup has come to Atlanta, and a new exhibition at ADAMA, the African Diaspora Art Museum of Atlanta, is asking viewers to look beyond the pitch. On this episode of WABE Arts, WABE Arts and Culture Editor Sherri Daye Scott walks through “The African Game,” the immersive body of work by photographer and filmmaker Andrew Dosunmu, shot across nine African countries over more than two decades. ADAMA founder and executive director Fahamu Pecou explains why the exhibition centers the fans and what that perspective reveals about community, spirituality, and the culture of the game across the African diaspora. The exhibition is on view through July 25. 🎭See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Fahamu Pecou on photographer Andrew Dosunmu's immersive exhibition of African football fan culture, on view at ADAMA through July 25. 🎭

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