A family photograph resting on a shelf may look like decoration. A half-finished piece of woven cloth may seem incomplete. A living room may simply be...
Before Ebenezer Nketsiah Mensah stood before gallery walls in Washington, Orlando, or Richmond, he stood in Tarkwa’s gold-mining communities, where labour leaves its mark on bodies...
There is a particular quality of light in Accra that never fully leaves you. For Gabriel Selassie Tsagli, a Ghanaian artist living between Accra and Berlin,...
A constellation is never just about the stars. It is about the lines we imagine between them. That idea sits quietly at the heart of Nsoromma,...
Accra has no shortage of places to eat, dance and socialise, but Open Canvas: Paint & Social offers a different way to spend an evening: put...
The most revealing measure of an artist’s legacy may not be the number of museums that display their work, but the number of people whose creative...
Most people walk past an old armchair, a woven basket or a family photograph without a second thought. Artists, however, have a remarkable habit of stopping...
Colour spills across the streets, giant murals rise before your eyes, musicians transform public spaces into open-air stages, and strangers become collaborators in one giant celebration...
At KNUST, an everyday water filter became a powerful symbol of work, memory, and the marks that shape human lives. A clean white filter is designed...
Every conversation about galamsey seems to begin with the same image: a miner waist-deep in muddy water, an excavator tearing through a once-green landscape, or a...
