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Arts + Culture
13 December 2016
These 9 Modern African Masks Connect Tradition with the Future
These artists make futuristic pieces that celebrate the mask's history and tradition in Africa and carriy it into a new world.
Arts + Culture
16 October 2016
African Art Fairs Like 1:54 Are Transcending Boundaries
Fairs like 1:54 challenge society to pursue a wider definition of “Africa” that embraces and frees the continent from its historical baggage.
Photos
26 August 2016
This Year’s Chale Wote Street Art Festival Shows It’s Getting Bigger and Better
Ghanaian photographer Ofoe Amegavie takes Okayafrica inside Accra's Chale Wote Street Art Festival 2016 through his lens.
Arts + Culture
26 February 2016
Inside Accra's Fresh New Art Gallery, Opening This Ghanaian Independence Day
This Ghanaian Independence Day, Accra is getting a new addition to its art scene. We talk with Gallery 1957's Creative Director, Nana Oforiatta Ayim.
Arts + Culture
26 August 2015
The Artists Of Accra's Chale Wote Street Festival Interpret "African Electronics"
7 artists from Accra's Chale Wote street art festival interpret what this year's theme of 'African Electronics' means to them.
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19 February 2015
Afrogallonism: Accra’s Ubiquitous Yellow Gallon Containers As Political Art
Ghanaian artist Serge Attukwei Clottey reimagines Accra’s ubiquitous yellow gallon containers as political art through his Afrogallonism.
News
17 December 2014
Afripedia Exclusives: Ghana
'Afripedia,' Stocktown Film's 5-part documentary series on African creatives, share exclusive behind-the-scenes photos from Accra, Ghana.
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