CHALE WOTE Disrupts Class Boundaries with Public Art
Nii Kotei Nikoi is a Ph.D. student, graphic designer and photographer from Accra. Here he shares his perspective on the…
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WOMEN OF SPIRIT FRONT AND CENTER AT DZALA BUTIQ
We are putting up selected works from August’s CHALE WOTE Street Art Festival for the October edition of Dzala Butiq,…
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The Kiosk Museum : A Space of Exploration & Inclusive Representation
Contemporary museums are often imposing institutions,privileged and inaccessible spaces apart from the everyday world. This apartness can create gaps between…
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CHALE WOTE 2016: James Town on Wheels
The last two days of CHALE WOTE 2016, in particular, arrested Accra’s attention. James Town became a giant electro-magnet that…
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Spirit Women Desire: Resistance, Imagination and Sacred Memories
When Paula Akugizibwe and I were planning our SPIRIT WOMEN conversation at CHALE WOTE 2016, we knew we wanted…
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Chill + Wildly Creative: My Chale Wote Experience
I don’t recall when I first heard of CHALE WOTE. It was likely the cool photos on Tumblr that brought…
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MOH AWUDU DREAMS OF BOUNDLESS EXISTENCES
MOHAMMED AWUDU, popularly known as Moh Awudu, is a contemporary fine artist born and raised in Nima. He is one…
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THEY ARE HERE SOME: ELOLO BOSOKA ACKNOWLEDGES THE SIDELINED
To me, it is a hub of great minds; a mechanism that can automatically transcend our realities, reconnecting the disconnected….
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THE SALOONI PROJECT IS OUT HERE PUTTING SOME RESPECK ON BLACK HAIR
In a world as anti-black as the one we currently inhabit, every effort made at dismantling white supremacist ideals, and…
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CHALE WOTE 2016 Downloadable Brochure
Here is the official CHALE WOTE 2016 brochure. Come and check out the event. You can download here or view below
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