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29/01/2019

05/09/2017

CHALE WOTE on NATAAL. Photography by ME :D and Words by Emma Gilhooly. Enjoy!!!

Words Emma Gilhooly

29/08/2017

Abonsam Stand, Outdoor Site 1

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17/05/2017

NEW BLOG POST :D

....blogging in B&W

07/10/2016

Photos by Me :D

Serge Attukwei Clottey walked through Ghana’s capital city in his dead mother’s clothes to honour her memory – and to highlight injustice against women. It is the latest step in his art collective’s mission to create social change

04/10/2016

Patrick Edem Yeboah is working on a project that will showcase everyday Ghanaian life through his carvings. The piece he is working on now, is of life in Northern Ghana. His works are at different stages and some are yet to be started. He says this piece came to mind about 3 years now. He has to constantly interrupt his project to work on commissions. Say's he is not in a rush to finish. "I want to produce works I will forever be proud of - Patrick Edem Yeboah"

19/09/2016

ONLY THE FEARLESS BECOME LEGENDS!
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Model: Maxwell
Retoucher: Joshua Joshmanga Amenyo

17/08/2016

Gamashie is coming alive for the Chale Wote art festival. The bird piece is made out of plastic bottles (artist unknown). Some graffiti artists have already started work and you will be pleasantly surprised when you see the finished works. Before I forget, the boy next to the bird piece is called "pure water". He didn't want to tell me his real name.
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16/08/2016

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p044scyd?ocid=socialflow_facebook
MOH AWUDU on BBC :D

07/08/2016

"PRACTICAL COMMON SENSE" This is not the title of this photograph. It is the title of this years performance art at Chale Wote by the GoLokal Group headed by Serge Attukwei Clottey. SPIRIT ROBOT, is the theme for this years event from 18-21 August in James Town (Accra). Proudly organized by Accra[dot]Alt

07/08/2016

TWIN TRAFFIC
Not too distant from the Sempe Mantse's Palace (James Town), traffic is flowing in opposite directions on this night.Those heading west have been rerouted through this one-way street, because of the Ga Homowo twin celebrations. Many streets where taken over during the day by the people of Gamashie (James town), who celebrated their twins through rituals, procession's and merry making.
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