Adam Tata Gasakor’s latest exhibition explores the invisible traces that shape identity long after moments have faded. A painting can sometimes remember what people forget. That...
Artist Marianne Costade is using one of humanity’s oldest forms of expression to ensure an important part of Africa’s heritage is not forgotten. The Franco-Senegalese and...
There is a quiet revolution in taking a word once used as an insult and turning it into a badge of imagination. That transformation lies at...
From Ghanaian courtyards to city streets abroad, libation remains a bridge between the living and the departed Before the speeches begin and before the drums find...
A centuries-old ritual continues to spark debate over culture, justice, and human rights Imagine a child leaving home, not because she chose to, but because someone...
For many gallery visitors, the first instinct is to ask what a painting means. Standing before the abstract works of Nicholas Kowalski, however, a different question...
For centuries, the walls of Christiansborg Castle have stood quietly above the Atlantic, overlooking waves that once carried millions into lives they never chose. Yet there...
The sound usually arrived before the masks did. Brass instruments echoed through the neighbourhood, drums gathered pace, and whispers spread from one compound to another: “The...
History often remembers the ships that carried Africans away. Far less attention is given to the ships that brought some of their descendants back. Walk through...
“What would you want your coffin to look like?” It is an unusual question in many parts of the world. In Ghana, however, it opens the...
