A shared bowl of palm wine, a handful of kola nuts or a lively exchange between market traders can tell...
An international residency in Togo is bringing history into conversation with contemporary art, inviting a new generation to rethink how cultural heritage is preserved and experienced....
The 2026 edition of the Karp Kamina Artists and Researchers Residency began on a high note as the Zogbéadji Band, officially known as the Association Culturelle...
War photography often arrives from afar, bringing images of destruction, displacement, and death to audiences who may never encounter the conflict firsthand. Congo, Close to Home,...
A wardrobe can hold more than clothes. A chair can remember a person. Even a photograph can carry traces of a life long after the moment...
Three Ghanaian boats have arrived in Naples, but they are not going anywhere. Standing upright at Piazza Municipio, near one of Italy’s busiest ports, the three...
When Ghana’s Leaders Become Impressions in Clay The Tribute Series: Flagstaff Edition turns political history into a tactile portrait of the republic, placing 13 heads of...
Walk through Makola Market at noon or step into a family compound in Kumasi, and you will see architecture that breathes. It is not defined by...
Lucky Lartey’s In Transit turns a familiar object into a powerful meditation on migration and belonging Some houses are built with bricks. Lucky Lartey builds one...
Internationally acclaimed Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama was awarded the insignia of Chevalier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres, one of France’s highest cultural distinctions, last...
