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...
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...
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...
As the sun sets over Accra on Saturday, August 15, the city’s creative pulse will come alive at Annobil Contemporary Gallery for Voicez and Vibez. This...
From family living rooms to woven cloth and well-worn furniture, the objects we overlook every day often preserve histories that no textbook can capture. There is...
Before sunrise, the sound of cutlasses striking brush echoes through the roads leading into Agona Nyakrom and Agona Swedru. Men and women move together beneath the...
The first sound is impossible to ignore. A burst from ceremonial muskets rolls across the coastal plains of Ada, followed by the rhythmic beat of drums...
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...
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...
