"Spirit Possession: Celebration of Ghanaian Faces, African Culture, and Heritage" Exhibition at OCCCA Mr. Thomas Fynn, a celebrated Ghanaian photographer, is showcasing the vibrant culture of Ghana and Africa in
The highest-priced piece sold in Hong Kong this season marks a successful auction for Phillips. Jean-Michel Basquiat’s 1982 painting Native Carrying Some Guns, Bibles, Amorites on Safari was sold for $12.6 million
A Celebration of The Ga Heritage and Triumph Over Hunger The Homowo Festival is a vibrant and deeply significant celebration among the Ga people of Ghana, specifically those in Accra.
The exhibition “Brazil and Africa, a Shared History” explores the colonial past and contemporary implications for Afro-descendants. Brazilian artist Aline Motta’s trilogy, “If the Sea Had Balconies, Bridges Over the
Hye W’Aanhye Clothe: A Symbol of Spiritual Protection for the Asantehene. The Hye W’anhye cloth, meaning "burn I won’t burn," is a sacred garment reserved exclusively for the Asantehene and
Today marks a significant moment in the history of Africa. On May 25th, we celebrate Africa Day, an annual commemoration of the foundation of the Organization of African Unity (OAU) on
The Best Workshops and Masterclasses, What to Expect from at The DanceAfrica 2024 DanceAfrica 2024 promises to be an unparalleled celebration of African dance, culture, and heritage. This annual event,
A series of events—spanning exhibitions, discussions, performances, and more. This summer, Ghana will celebrate the life and work of pioneering Ghanaian-British photographer James Barnor with the James Barnor 95 Festival.
Chantelle Eghan, the mother of one-year-old Ace Liam, reveals her son's artistic journey from painting at six months to Guinness World Record holder. Chantelle Eghan, the mother of the one-year-old
The Silver Jubilee Anniversary durbar of Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II celebrated 25 years of his reign with colorful ceremonies, including the Akwasidaekese festival. The Silver Jubilee Anniversary durbar of