Trine Lindegaard | Mind(s) The Credibility Gap
The whole lot becomes some ugly and ignoble affair; every designer ‘inspired by Africa’ a lightly concuss character immunised against contact on the intuition level. The mass clamor of grand sighs on how…
The Black Gypsy | Meet Sam Lambert
“It’s rude to stare at people!” my mother used to tell me as a child. I know she was right yet in some circumstances, I maintain it’s just simply unavoidable. In fashion invariably…
Nii Obodai | What Happened to Our Dream of Independence
Opening the pages of Who Knows Tomorrow, one is presented with stark and compassionate portraits, hazy silhouettes and distant landscapes. A variance in light, the adjustment of the lens so that the frame…
Featured | Kofi Agorsor
Ghanaian painter Kofi Agorsor’s work stands as a joyous expression of colour and form, gestural and at times abstract yet always so charming. The work is visually striking and modern; the paintings conjuring…
R.I.P. | Rest In Pop
Celebrating life in death, the fantasy coffins of the Ga tribe in coastal southern Ghana appear like an Andy Warholesque remix of mass market brands repackaged as pop art.
Xanadu, Where Are You?
Can we venture to say that most, if not all of us have at one point or another simply wished to be at some place other than where we find ourselves for one…
