Common Sense, Sex and Politics: Serge Attukwei Clottey’s Burning Questions
Meet SERGE ATTUKWEI CLOTTEY, a fine Ghanaian contemporary artist and illustrator. His installations and works extend beyond Ghana’s shores matching…
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CHALE WOTE 2016 – Come to the Center of the World
CHALE! The fifth anniversary of the CHALE WOTE Street Art Festival is, literally around the corner. We are beyond amped…
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Yaw Owusu Jumps Ghana Back to the Future
If there ever was an undervalued and ignored metal sphere in currency circles, Ghana’s one pesewa coins would have to…
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Spray Cans, Collaboration and a Social Cause: James Town will be Osa Seven’s Canvas
OSA Seven OKUNKPLOR‘s portfolio is a splash of colors – and splash – he does without fail. The world is…
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CHALE WOTE 2016 Festival Map
There’s so much to see and do at #CHALEWOTE2016. From live music, extreme sports, street theater, poetry and spoken word,…
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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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onuu onàà: Benjamin Okantey’s Plastic Installation of Histories
Ghanaian artist, Benjamin Okantey, is back at this year’s CHALE WOTE with an installation near the Old Kings Way Building…
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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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UNLOOKING: Edem Dotse Explores the Global Scramble for African Art
EDEM DOTSE is one helluva creative swiss army knife. He’s a music producer, composer, rapper, writer and filmmaker, and in…
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Put Some Respek On My Craft: Bright Ackwerh Interrogates Validation
Satire in Ghana these days is synonymous with one name, BRIGHT ACKWERH. Similar to how Ghana is linked with pan-African independence, Bright’s work…
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