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James Barnor s Sick Hagemeyer shop assistant, Accra (around 1971) Courtesy of Autograph
The British-Ghanaian photographer James Barnor made his start on the streets of Accra in pre-Independence Ghana using borrowed equipment. By 1953 he had started his own studio called Ever Young in the Jamestown area of Accra, which was visited by civil-servants, dignitaries, artists and newly-weds alike. The images he took there were ostensibly formal portraits but set against elaborate painted backgrounds and, thanks to his rapport with his sitters, they fizz with energy.
“He said his studio was a little bit like a community centre,” says Lizzie Carey-Thomas, the curator of a forthcoming survey of Barnor’s work at the Serpentine North Gallery in London. “[The studio] was next to one of the most well-known hotels in Accra, and so he had a steady flow of people dropping in to see him all day and all night.” Visitors would come for a variety of reasons: p
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It’s a challenge for an anime series to stand out to a degree that viewers are overwhelmingly buzzing about it. They typically release seasonally with dozens of new series as well as returning seasons and OVAs (Original Video Animation). There’s a lot of competition and sometimes a season won’t have a notable anime. The last series to put people in a frenzy was
Attack On Titan, which has returned for its final season. Now, there’s
Jujutsu Kaisen, a Crunchyroll original which began in Fall 2020. The show has many similarities to previous animes, but thanks to its pacing, animation, music, and characters, it also manages to carve its own unique path.
22 Best Anime Fights of All Time
Anime fisticuffs.
By fist, blade, or fighting spirit-fueled drill, there’s something enthralling about a good fight in anime. Since the medium was first created, we’ve seen a number of great fights, but these ones, in particular, are among the
best anime fights of all time.
Oftentimes representing the climax of an arc or storyline, it culminates everything the viewer has invested themselves in, with wills and ideologies on the line along with the characters’ lives.
Common sense goes out the window as each new attack tears through the air, sometimes as the swing of a sword and other times as a cataclysmic laser meant to rend the planet in half.