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Featured Artist:
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EXHIBITIONS
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Aplerh-Doku Borlabi- Shia Hiɛ Nyam Woo: Honouring Home
Accra, Gallery II 3 Jun - 11 Jul 2022 For his first solo show Shia Hiɛ Nyam Woo: Honouring Home, Borlabi presents resplendent re-imaginings of his reflections of home: an enchanting collection of proud portraits celebrating the effulgence of... -
Isshaq Ismail - Beauty Behind the Madness
Accra, Gallery I 13 May - 11 Jul 2022 For his debut solo exhibition at Gallery 1957, the artist Isshaq Ismail takes inspiration from a somewhat unusual source: the second studio album by Canadian singer-songwriter The Weeknd. This debut... -
Group Show - The Storytellers
London 26 May - 16 Jul 2022 The art of storytelling runs deep in any society. Even before the written word, the oral tradition of telling tales and experiences to one’s community was a way to build... -
Abdoulaye Konaté, Barthélémy Toguo, Ky Siriki and Soly Cissé
Accra, Gallery III 28 May - 16 Jun 2022 This exhibition is a mixed media presentation where textiles, sculpture, oil painting and watercolour meet, and shine juxtaposed to one another, in this open conversation. These painters, draughtsmen and sculptors... -
Nabeeha Mohamed - Same Sky, Different Fruit
Accra, Gallery I 31 Mar - 19 May 2022 In her latest exhibition, “Same sky, different fruit”, Nabeeha Mohamed coalesces paintings threaded together by feelings of home and belonging. Home is conceptualised not only as a place but also... -
Kour Pour - New Homes, New Places
London, UK 24 Mar - 14 May 2022 Based in Los Angeles, artist Kour Pour’s creative processes, source material, and painting techniques stem from a wide range of cultures and histories. His experience as an immigrant and biography are the foundation of his work, reflecting his transitory heritage; Pour is of British and Iranian descent and grew up in a mixed-race household – but the artist is also newly American, having been granted citizenship during the pandemic. As a child, Pour spent considerable time in his father's carpet shop, memories of which have become a central component of his practice. These cultural threads inform his work and add to a wide range of visual languages; the interplay of form and content becomes a way for Pour to convey meaning in his art. He draws inspiration from visual traditions that include Persian carpets, medieval Islamic manuscripts, Chinese paintings, and ukiyo-e prints, among others. -
Juwon Aderemi - Allegories of Time in Yorubaland
Accra, Gallery II 2 Mar - 14 Apr 2022 Juwon Aderemi’s new body of work is an allegory of passing time. Born at the cusps between two centuries, the artist is placed at the doorstep of post-modernity, wondering what... -
Peter Ojingiri - Encountering the Disrupted
Accra, Gallery III 2 Mar - 14 Apr 2022 This exhibition is a space of encounter. It is where and when we encounter the human figures that Peter Ojingiri defined in painting as The Disrupted. They are the daughters...
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NEWS
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Yaw Owusu to be Exhibiting at Chritie's London with El Anatsui and Isshaq ismail: Material Earth
28th April - 13th May 2022 -
Four photographs from Joana Choumali's series 'Ca va Aller' to enter Victoria and Albert Museum permanent collection
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Serge Attukwei Clottey in Residence at Royal Museums Greenwich
During his residency at Royal Museums Greenwich - a programme organised in collaboration with London's public art walk, The Line and professional services firm, Arup - Serge will spend time... -
Gideon Appah at the Institute of Contemporary art at Virginia Commonwealth University
Feb 19 - June 19, 2022 Forgotten, Nudes, Landscapes is Gideon Appah’s newly commissioned exhibition for the ICA. These paintings merge the artist’s interests in Ghanaian popular culture with his own imagination, dreams, and fantasies. Newspaper... -
Serge Attukwei Clottey at Desert X 2022
11 February to 30 March 2022 AlUla, Saudi Arabia For 2022, the second edition of the biennial returns to Saudi Arabia under the theme of Sarab, exploring ideas of oasis and mirage. It is curated by the art historian...
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