Archive for the ‘FeaturedArticle’ Category

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  Photos masked by protests, criticism & hope on show in Accra

  February 12, 2016 • FeaturedArticle, News • 2788

  By John Owoo Following the 4th World Conference on Women, which was held in the Chinese capital Beijing (1995), a number of...

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  MusicXchange to unite music and healthcare in Ghana

  January 18, 2016 • FeaturedArticle, News • 3347

  By John Owoo In Kumasi Traditional music groups from the Greater Accra, Ashanti and Eastern regions last week showcased their...

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  Tuumatu Festival exposes raw talent in James Town

  January 5, 2016 • FeaturedArticle, News • 5703

  By John Owoo A number of music and dance groups treated a huge crowd to captivating performances during the last day of the 2015...

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  Lyrical / Frenetic moods at Artists Alliance Gallery

  December 21, 2015 • FeaturedArticle, News • 2876

  By John Owoo In Accra An exhibition of acrylic / oil paintings by Kate Badoe that are characterized by simple and complex...

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  Dramatic fusion of Ghanaian and Indian symbols at The Loom Gallery

  December 14, 2015 • FeaturedArticle, News • 3568

  By John Owoo In Accra The Loom Gallery in Accra – undoubtedly one of the pioneering promoters of the visual arts in Ghana,...

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  A dynamic blend of traditional / contemporary beads and leather works

  December 8, 2015 • FeaturedArticle, News • 2643

  An exhibition of beads and leather works by Kati Torda and Gill Quarcoopome that tend to push boundaries ended recently at the...

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  Prof. F Nii Yartey – He died as he lived – A devotee to dance in Ghana

  December 3, 2015 • FeaturedArticle, News • 7659

  By John Owoo A Ghanaian dance colossus has fallen – Prof. F. Nii Yartey, the recent past director of the Department of Dance...

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  All-bass German saxophone quartet charm audience in Accra

  November 28, 2015 • FeaturedArticle, News • 2357

  A group of Ghanaian saxophonists led by Stephen Aidoo Borsah last week joined an all-bass saxophone group from Germany to charm a...

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  Whimsical woodworks in Accra explore form and convention

  November 15, 2015 • FeaturedArticle, News • 4071

  By Antonia Bamford Michealis School of Fine Art University of Cape Town South Africa Whisked away in a ‘Tro Tro’ in...

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  Mali solidifies its reputation as a hub for photographic practice in Africa

  November 8, 2015 • FeaturedArticle, News • 3117

  By John Owoo At large in Bamako (Mali) Courtesy – Royal Air Maroc The 10th edition of “Rencontres de Bamako”, the...