THE MUSEUM · EXHIBITION 10 / 16

Mossi–Yarsé Relationship

A visual study of exchange and relationship without collapsing networks into genealogy.

Mossi ceremonial dance in a historical cultural record.Green master · Wikimedia Commons rights record · KDM-EXT-PHO-000006

EXHIBITION 10 / 16 · People, exchange and relationship

Mossi–Yarsé Relationship

A visual study of exchange and relationship without collapsing networks into genealogy.

Curated visual identity · relationship-led

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CURATED READING

Follow the connections

A visual study of exchange and relationship without collapsing networks into genealogy. The museum keeps context, source status and relationship type together so a visitor can move from object and place to the people explicitly documented in this exhibition.

PUBLICATION STATE: PUBLISHED · SOURCE-LINKED RELATIONSHIPS ONLY

PEOPLE & RELATIONSHIPS · 10/16

The Repertoire in this exhibition

These cards are populated from the canonical registry; biographies are not duplicated inside the exhibition.

Archival context · not a portrait

Yarsé historical scholarship · SOURCE_LINKED

Dr. Assimi Kouanda

Major scholar of Yarsé history and Islam; explicitly not genealogically related to Kharim or Mahamadi.

scholarship · West Africa

Source: SCH-ASSIMI-001

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Archival context · not a portrait

Documented relationship history · SOURCE_LINKED

Guimbi / Guimbé Ouattara

Documented political and cultural history, not surname-based genealogy.

cultural-history · Kong / Gwiriko

Source: HIST-GUIMBI-001

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METHOD: A public link here must be explicitly recorded in the relationship registry and supported by source identifiers.