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...
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...
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...
One of Prof. karî’kachä seid’ou’s most revealing observations is that he considers himself “exiled from the North Atlantic.” It is a witty phrase, but it also...
Every memorable art gallery begins with someone who believes a painting deserves more than a wall—it deserves an audience. In Accra, that belief has shaped Berj...
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,...
