I finally picked up this book this week, after seeing it in a bookstore in either Savannah or Manhattan, and always wishing I could look at it again.
The results are like fever dream versions of the movies they're advertising, and loads of fun on their own.



Quote:
| In the 1980s a group of entrepreneurs in Ghana created small-scale, mobile film distribution empires, hitting the road with videocassettes, television monitors, portable gas-powered generators and rolled-up, hand-painted, artist-signed canvas posters. This new medium created the first opportunity for some of the best young painters in Ghana to express themselves on a public scale. In the frequent absence of an original image upon which to base the work they had been commissioned to produce, the artists in this book inevitably created cinematic paintings that were largely interpretive and imagination-driven. |




















