Contemporary masking tradition, Côte d'Ivoire, West Africa, featuring the towering two-metre tall Bedu plankmasks. A time of fear, fun and the reaffirmation of village life, mixed in a heady brew of ritual, dance and song.

- Bedu masks in Brighton Museum's collection
- About Bedu - introduction
- Making the Bedu mask - Sculpting Bedu
- Painting Bedu
- Performing Bedu - Zorogo
- Performing Bedu - Classic Bedu dances
- Initiation to Bedu
- Listen to the sounds of Bedu.
- Making the Bedu collection at Brighton
- Bedu as a theme in Performance Gallery
- References