Dorothy Amenuke’s use of fabric and material in her sculpture is to bring them into 3-dimensional planes- staging situations and associations whilst inviting viewers or participants to engage with pertinent social issues in our society today.

Being held at Nubuke Foundation’s main gallery, visitors will be confronted with amorphous shapes, screens and rows made up from hand printed jute, hand-made paper, palm fibre, a variety of threads and netting, polyester fabrics, scroll-like tapestries, tubular forms which she has transformed, through several iterations and manipulation.

Visitors are invited to experience fabric and material as they have never imagined- sculpted!

This exhibition shows new works by Yaw Owusu, marking his debut solo exhibition.

Owusu creates sculptural installations that repurpose found objects including pesewa coins, shifting the value of otherwise worthless materials into things of beauty. 

 

With over 90 artists, including KNUST alumni, recent graduates and guest artists.

The exhibition invites its audience to deal with the contradictions that forms part of their everyday lives.

There will also be art-talk events and a body of archives which includes manuscripts of poems authored by Uche Okeke.