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Jojo Abdallah

About the Artist Jojo Abdallah Jojo Abdallah, Born 1963 | Accra, Ghana Jojo Abdallah is a quantum traveller whose work portals to alternate universes. He grew up in Accra and other realms, studied arts and crafts at Chana Secondary Technical School (GSTS) in Takoradi, and believes he studied fine art at the College of Art, […]

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Afrane Makof

Afrane Makof

About the Artist Afrane Makof Afrane Makof, Born 1990 | Accra, Ghana Akwasi Bediako Afrane (b. 1990) is a Ghanaian artist living and working in Kumasi, Ghana. His works explore the idea of augmentation and extensions between technological gadgets and humans. He works with discarded electronic gadgets which he refers to as “amputees”. He refashions

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Daniel Arnan Quarshie

Daniel Arnan Quarshie

About the Artist Daniel Arnan Quarshie Daniel Arnan Quarshie, Born 1995 | Kumasi, Ghana Daniel Arnan Quarshie is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans drawing, installation, sculpture and sound. His practice emerged as an attempt to redefine drawing as a medium to parallel painting and sculpture. His work deals with social themes such as death,

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chris sis s2 a wizard's dungeon 00bc forever, 2022. resin, fibre glass, jute rope, wood. 140 x 152 x 226cm

Samuel Baah Kortey

About the Artist Samuel Baah Kortey Samuel Baah Kortey | Accra, Ghana Samuel Baah Kortey is a multi-sensory artist, thinker, and visual researcher from Ghana. His source materials start with historical archives, daily happenings, and moments referencing death, decay, and struggles, which carefully materialize into objects or thought-provoking adventures. As an observationist, Samuel investigates and

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abombelet, 2022 84 x 67 x 8cm

Hassan Issah

About the Artist Hassan Issah AL HASSAN ISSAH, Born 1993 | Kumasi, Ghana Hassan Issah (b. 1993) is a Ghanaian artist who lives and works in Kumasi. He has currently completed an MFA from the Department of Painting & Sculpture, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST). Within Issah’s expansive practice, he uses painting

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