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Following the highly acclaimed opening of the Ghana Pavilion ,at this years 59th Venice Biennale, the ANO Institute of Arts and Knowledge will present ‘Nkabom – The Museum as Community’ at the Biennale de Dakar, […]
© John Owoo Abstract drawings by Isaac Yeboah that are profoundly inspired by tradition, illusion, environment, philosophy and powered by supernatural and enigmatic elements are currently on display at the Goethe-Institut in Accra. Employing the
Illusional and philosophical drawings at Goethe-Institut Read Article
To commence the opening of Efiɛ Gallery’s first permanent address, they are hosting El Anatsui’s first solo exhibition in Dubai, ‘Shard Song’ © Efiɛ Gallery Like an object moving through a viscous fluid, the spirit of
El Anatsui at Efiɛ Gallery, Dubai, UAE Read Article
Ghanaian artist, Enam Bosokah, will create the first cohort of art works representing historical figures from Ghana and Senegal The Wikimedia Foundation, the global nonprofit that operates Wikipedia, announced the launch of Wiki Unseen, a
The Ghana Pavilion will be curated by Nana Oforiatta Ayim, announced the exhibition ‘Black Star: The Museum as Freedom’ featuring new works by Na Chainkua Reindorf, Afroscope and Diego Araúja Na Chainkua Reindorf, Lara, 2021. Courtesy
Ghana Pavilion announces artists for the 59th Venice Biennale Read Article
Absa L’Atelier 2021 celebrates diverse talent from across the African continent Absa in partnership with the South African National Association for the Visual Arts (SANAVA) proudly announced the four category winners of the prestigious 2021
Absa L’Atelier 2021 announces four category winners Read Article
Artists from three African countries, spanning three generations who effortlessly subvert classification in approach will be showing in a group exhibition at Christie’s, Beverly Hills Blind Majesty, Part 2, 2018. © Troy Makaza Kugarisana, meaning
Simchowitz presents ‘Kugarisana’ at Christie’s Beverly Hills Read Article
Gold Host hosts Urban Futures at Nubuke Foundation, Accra, Ghana Half of the world’s population lives in cities. Numbers are increasing every day, with an expectation of 68% by 2050 (UN, 2018). What does this
Urban Futures: A Mindful Event about Accra’s Future Read Article
Ibrahim Mahama is a visual artist who is actively involved in improving social conditions. His powerful artworks use provocative materials and sites to examine and expose histories, uphold the role of labour, challenge authorities and
Ibrahim Mahama receives 2020 Principal Prince Claus Laureate Read Article
Communal Spirit Ibrahim Mahama during his talk at Design Indaba Conference 2020. Photographer: Jonx Pillemer Ibrahim Mahama was born in Tamale, Ghana in 1987 where he currently lives and works. Mahama obtained a MFA in
Ibrahim Mahama: Parliament of Ghosts Read Article
