Exhibition

Current

The Last of the Romanticists
7 May - 5 Jun 2022 About the Artist. Nerissa Brobbey was born in Accra, Ghana to Ghanaian and Romanian parents. Nerissa started painting at the age of three years old when her father noticed her drawing constantly with the paper from his typewriter. She was the youngest art student enrolled at the Children's Club in... Read more

Past

Seduced by the Charms of a Mistake
18 Dec 2021 - 12 Mar 2022 Al Hassan Issah’s works extend the idea of painting. They interrogate paintings beyond their pictureness and flatness. Using painting as an entry point, the works extend and collapse into the realms of design, sculpture, architecture, metalmaking and the like. What could painting be? What is the potential of painting to... Read more

Knowing
9 Oct - 5 Dec 2021 How do we know? Odun Orimolade’s presentation at Nubuke Foundation explores this simple, mundane question which is central to human life- How do we know the things that we do? The works include drawings, drawing installation, video and performance. Almost every philosopher and worldview has engaged this question one way... Read more

Look at WE
15 May - 21 Aug 2021 The title of the exhibition Look at We maintains a subject pronoun when by the instruction of grammar, it should take an object pronoun us . Breaking the rule and pushing the boundary with artmaking is what the artists presented in this exhibition pursue through experimentation with materials and form.... Read more

Suɔmɔ Hi Fe Shika
6 Mar - 17 Apr 2021 An exhibition of Film posters, Barbering and Salon Signages from the collection of Dr. Joseph Oduro-Frimpong The paintings that are in the exhibition come from Dr. Joseph Oduro-Frimpong’s collection. Analogous to his academic research, Dr. Oduro-Frimpong collects hand-painted film posters, barbering and salon shop signages. These works are advertisement materials... Read more

THIS EXHIBITION IS UNTITLED
3 Jul - 2 Oct 2020 The 89plus project was launched in 2013 to project the generation of artists born in or after 1989. Suggesting a correlation between significant world-changing events and increased creative production, the project brief noted ‘the year 1989 saw the collapse of the Berlin Wall and the start of the post- Cold... Read more

JAMES BARNOR
A RETROSPECTIVE 23 Nov 2019 - 10 May 2020 James Barnor (b.1929) is now widely recognized as of Ghana's most pioneering photographers. Taught by his cousins J. P. D. Dodoo and Julius Aikins, and gifted with equipments from his uncle Mr. William Ankrah, his career began modestly. Determined and dedicated, Barnor became the first photojournalist at the inception of... Read more

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