With about a dozen previously unseen images and four notable productions, Andrew Dosunmu's showcase at Art X Lagos explores the deep connections between Africa and its diaspora.
The "Strands & Structures" exhibition, which uses hair sculpture and documentary photography to address pressing issues in Ghana, will debut in Toronto this summer, following the first edition in Accra earlier this year.
Founded by British Ghanaian Sylvia Arthur, The Library of Africa and The African Diaspora describes itself as a “knowledge-producing institution for the study, preservation, and dissemination of African and Diaspora literature.”
A new book collaboration aims to introduce the world to the vibrancy of the West African country’s visual arts community.
For the first time ever, the artist is staging a solo exhibition in Accra, the city that birthed his artistic life and fed his calling to paint.
The Ghanaian artist uses his latest exhibition, a debut museum solo show, to spotlight his place -- and the place of African art as a whole -- in the world.
We spoke to rapper Vic Mensa about SKINS + MASKS, his group exhibition which features a number of talented artists from the diaspora.
The Ghanaian poet is releasing her anthology, Woman, Eat Me Whole, this month.
The country's follow-up initiative to its 'Year Of Return' has drawn both praise and criticism from Ghanaians.
As part of her most recent magazine cover shoot, Janet Jackson donned a headpiece co-created by Ghanaian-British designer Chrissa Amuah, who tells us more about how she finds inspiration in her parents' homeland.
Ghanaian-British filmmaker Scilla Owusu built her reputation making music videos for the likes of Sarkodie, Mr Eazi, Davido, and Burna Boy. Now she turns her hand to a documentary about a little fishing community in Accra that’s gifted the world boxing champions from Azumah Nelson to Joshua Clottey.
He's been designing fashion since 2015, but Steve French doesn't mind how long people take to notice his work - just as long as they notice.
Moving to Ghana gave Aisha Asamany's luxury jewelry brand, inspired by Adinkra symbols that traditionally project strength, fearlessness, love and power, renewed verve to tell personal stories of her growing clientele.