the musa heritage gallery museum also known as "the grassfields museum" was created in 1996, in memory of cameroonian artists daniel kanjo musa and his elder son, john, to preserve wood sculptures created by these departed artists. over the years, mus'art has been expanding to diversify its collection. among the 400 objects and works of art exhibited, visitors can admire carved masks, wood statues and other objects made by the musas between 1970 and 2000. there are other objects collected from the grass-fields, such as traditional musical instruments, hunting gadgets, metal works, bamboo objects and pottery. temporary exhibitions are also sometimes proposed.