CHALE WOTE 2019 – Artists Spotlight
CHALE WOTE Street Art Festival grows in strength each year. In holding true to our vision to cultivate a wider…
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The Chaos in Silence: Vivian Cacurri’s Long Walk
“Sound by nature brings people together and also separates them,” believes VIVIAN CACCURI. This observation underpins the Brazilian multimedia artist’s…
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Attukwei Clottey’s Therapy For Death And Longing
Surrounded in a sea of jerrycans, SERGE ATTUKWEI CLOTTEY and his group GoLokal stunned audience members this past Independence Day at…
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JOSEPHINE KUUIRE ON GENDER, PHOTOGRAPHY AND TAKING THE LEAP
Digital artist JOSEPHINE KUUIRE is all about encouragement in an upcoming exhibition entitled Second Chance, offering hope to those dwelling…
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Can’t stop, Won’t stop: Worlasi on the Rise
In a vast field of unbelievably similar looking, boring and lusterless music, it is every miner’s dream to strike gold…
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ON MUSIC, Heritage and Identity: This is Falana
FALANA‘s work as a recording artist is impressively honest and a sonic adventure influenced by her life as a Nigerian in…
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Funke’s Africa is Dynamic
It was somewhere back in 2012. While digging through a stack of Tumblr pages, we stumbled upon FUNKE MAKINWA‘s Dynamic…
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DEATH OF AZONTO AND THE LOST VOICE OF GHANAIAN HIPHOP: KOBI ONYAME SPEAKS
Ghanaian popular culture in the mid 90’s to 2000’s was defined by Hiplife music; a hybrid genre of classic HighLife…
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KAE SUN ON PROGRESS AT YALE AND THE AFRICAN EXPERIENCE IN CANADA
We caught up with Canada based Ghanaian singer/songwriter Kae Sun recently and spoke about his music, performing at Yale and…
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Freedom Creator: A Sit Down with Attukwei Clottey
When Serge Attukwei Clottey realized that he could create something out of the broken plastic gallons people from the neighborhood would…
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