LIKE WATA, LIKE MATA: Chale Wote in the Goat Yard
THIS STROLLING GOATS edition takes place at different sites connecting James Town including James Fort, Brazil House and Bòdè (a storage…
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A CHALE WOTE Meditation on James Fort
THIS STROLLING GOATS edition takes place at different sites connecting James Town including Brazil House, Franklin House and James Fort….
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Boda Boda Lounge: African Video Art Festival Comes to Accra
Boda Boda Lounge is bringing a weekend of video art screenings to James Town beginning today. If you are a video…
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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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Dodo: Ayat’s Making Of A Monster Sound
AYAT may not be that Madina kid [South Eastern Accra] with the obscure Hausa HipHop sound anymore. After the Kayso-produced…
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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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Storytelling from the Margins: Accra’s Emerging Cinema Shifts National Memory
At the May Talk Party Series, two emerging filmmakers shared thoughts about creating presence for marginalized communities within contemporary forms…
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Spinning Anime Fiction with Vernacular Creativity
While watching a work by filmmaker FRANCIS Y. BROWN, you can’t help but be hit by a barrage of feelings…
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CODE RED: Selasie Djameh on Sacred Blood Stories and Feminist Filmmaking
Ghanaian filmmaker SELASIE DJAMEH is looking forward to graduating film school and getting on with her storytelling. Her last two projects have…
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GHANA SMASHED THAT MS. LAURYN HILL/ TIDAL CONCERT
On April 14th, Tidal announced that on the next day, Ms. Lauryn Hill’s sold-out Brooklyn concert would also be the debut…
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