Into the Light: Nando Nkrumah Brings Sankofantastic Vibes To CHALE WOTE
“When wireless is perfectly applied, the whole earth will be converted into a huge brain…we shall be able to communicate…
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Profiles of participating artists and groups at the 2015 edition of the Chale Wote Street Art Festival dubbed African Electronics.
THE SPIRIT WOMEN ARE COMING
Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah is a writer who focuses on stories that explore issues around the diverse sexualities of African women….
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Documenting Africa: Meet Nana Oforiatta
NANA OFORIATTA AYIM is a cultural historian from the Akyem Abuakwa traditional area of the Eastern Region. She works as a…
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Beats and Treats by Poetra
Ama Asante Diaka, better known as POETRA ASANTEWAA, is no stranger to Ghana’s spoken word circles. The raw truth in…
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NMA: The Rainbow Men at Chale Wote
Shrines, palaces and boats are no longer the sole magnets of colorful art in Ghana. Public spaces are now awash…
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100% Technology
100% aka Paul Forjoe is a rising spoken word artist in Accra and he’s made quite a name for himself…
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crazinisT artisT’s “pieta-afriCan resurrect” At Chale Wote
Performance artist crazinisT artisT [AKA Va-Bene Elikem Fiatsi] staged an abrupt flash mob at last year’s festival. He was amongst several…
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Tunneling Through Jamestown: This Is Benjamin Okantey
To me, it is the current that runs through our reality and how we respond and connect to it. Those…
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Temi Brings 80’s Electro to Jamestown
There’s a lot of new music online for music enthusiasts interested in rare West African grooves. There’s a lot to…
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KWAME ASANTE’S KONKO CARS AT CHALE WOTE
KWAME ASANTE has a remarkable attention to detail that makes his tin installations spectacular. Kenyan Writer Binyanvanga Wainaina thought his art…
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