Archive for the ‘FeaturedArticle’ Category

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  Carthage Film Festival revitalizes film heritage preservation debate

  November 2, 2016 • FeaturedArticle, News • 2542

  By John Owoo (At the Carthage Film Festival in Tunis – Tunisia) An international symposium at the ongoing Carthage Film...

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  Carthage Film Festival opens with splendor

  October 31, 2016 • FeaturedArticle, News • 2427

  By John Owoo (At large in Tunis – Tunisia) The 27th edition of Carthage Film Festival opened last week in the Tunisian capital...

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  Multifaceted / intricate portraits at Gallery 1957

  October 21, 2016 • FeaturedArticle, News • 2557

  By John Owoo (At the Kempinski Hotel – Accra) An exhibition of works by Ghanaian painter Jeremiah Quarshie that comprise...

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  Expressive / Imaginative Movements at Noyam Theatre

  October 14, 2016 • FeaturedArticle, News • 3025

  By John Owoo (On the hills of Dodowa – Ghana) An international group of artists and academics last week presented a devised...

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  ASO in a witty, delightful and sparkling concert

  October 10, 2016 • FeaturedArticle, News • 2949

  By John Owoo (Accra International Conference Centre)   The Accra Symphony Orchestra (ASO) last week easily attracted over two-...

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  Asipim – A dance piece with rhythmic and visceral weight

  October 8, 2016 • FeaturedArticle, News • 3390

  By John Owoo (National Theatre – Accra) The National Dance Company of Ghana last week presented a stunning rendition of...

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  Documentary scrutinizes music across borders

  October 6, 2016 • FeaturedArticle, News • 2708

  By John Owoo (In Accra) “Music Across Borders”, a documentary film by the Ghanaian filmmaker / composer Gameli Tordzro last...

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  Agya Koo Nimo’s legacy must be preserved

  September 13, 2016 • FeaturedArticle, News • 8530

  By Kouame Koulibaly Renowned ethnomusicologist and composer, Emeritus Prof. J.H. Kwabena Nketia, has said  Agya Koo Nimo’s ...

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  Colourful / Classy Performances at Triangle Folklore Festival

  August 26, 2016 • FeaturedArticle, News • 4191

  By John Owoo (In Vejle – Denmark) A number of Danish cities and towns in the Jutland region recently turned colorful with...

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  Utamaduni Camp simulates African village scenes in Denmark

  August 5, 2016 • FeaturedArticle, News • 3777

  By John Owoo (At large in the forests of Ramten Skov – Denmark) Unrestrained rain, cold winds, sun and darkness interspersed...