The works of Caleb Hampton, Nii Obodai, Seton Nicholas, Adoma Afful-Kwaw and Abdul Karim Abu still showing till 28 February.

Audience had insightful discussions with photographers regarding their subjects and compositions and negotiations...

 

 

 

 

 

 

Voyage of [Re]Discovery, confronts issues such as ancestry, colonialism and independence.

11 artists and poets from Ghana, Uganda, South Africa and USA explore these difficult subjects within the context of the history of the heritage site of Ussher Fort in Jamestown.

Exhibition will start and continue at Nubuke Foundation from 5 March till 26 April 2015.

It will show at Ussher Fort from 6 March to 13 March 2015, with guided tours between 10am and 12pm only.

 

Atta Kwami exhibits recent works at the Howard Scott Gallery.

 

 

L'Atelier Art Prize still open for submissions. Shortlisted works will be exhibited at the Nu gallery at Nubuke Foundation from 20 March 2015. The finalists will be announced in South Africa on 15 July 2015

See here for more information...

The shortlisted names for the first Kuenyehia prize for Ghanaian Contemporary Art were announced. Works will be shown from 1 March to 31 March 2015.

Artists selected are Isaac Addico, Negyem Adonoo, Charles Agbetsoamedo, Kwame Akoto-Bamfo, Kweku Ampadu Appah, Kwaku Boateng Asare, Kelvin Haizel, Isshaq Ismail, Ian Kwakye and Michael Lokko. Further details can be found here.

 

 

Visual artists as diverse as Prof. Ablade Glover, Wiz Kudowor, Kofi Setordji, Marigold Akufo-Addo, Larry Otoo, Gabriel Eklou, Kobina Nyarko and Kwadwo Ani talk about their artistic career, their views on the status of contemporary art in Ghana and the motivations that inspire them to do their best work. The videos are excerpts from a big archive of research that was started in 2005 by Safia Dickersbach, a Berlin-based Tanzanian curator and publisher. The conversations that are now presented document the development of visual art and contemporary culture in both practice and discourse in Ghana today.

There will be an opportunity for Q&A with some of the artists and the curator at the end of the screening.

A jam-packed day full of diverse programmes in music, dance, theatre and spoken word presentations from over sixteen different groups will be presented in the second edition of the Story Marathon. Don't miss the four shows by ATW.

Organised by the Institut Francais, a series of film screenings of short films, animations documentaries from Francophone countries at Nubuke Foundation and different venues in the city of Accra, Kumasi and Cape Coast.

Opening screening at National Theatre at 7:30pm on 20 March 2015

There is something for everyone at the Gift Shop, now relocated inside the Nu Gallery.

The library is open to the public during normal weekday opening hours.

Check out Ohema Ohene's boutique now at Nubuke.

Grounds are available for cultural events or other private receptions.

Please note: Gallery is currently not open on Sunday.

 

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