By Nii B. Andrews. Over a period of 19 years, Khadambhi Asalache (1935 – 2006), single handedly and in spectacular…
[ON CLOWNS – A REFLECTION.] Clowns, of course, are very serious and important people. At their simplest, they remind us…
The word Anyanwu (‘eye of the sun’), refers to the Igbo practice of saluting the rising sun in honour of…
By Nii B. Andrews. In 1994, when South Africa emerged from the darkness of apartheid into an era of inclusiveness…
By Nii B. Andrews. The work of the Zimbabwean artist, Kudzani-Violet Hwami, has over the last several years earned high…
By Nii B. Andrews. Two paintings executed in the great African city of Marrakech by Winston Churchill – the British…
Nii B. Andrews. The Soweto-born South African artist, Zandile Tshabalala confesses that she started studying art as an act of…
By Nii B. Andrews. Ghana’s contemporary plastic art scene has long been often described as emerging and offering immense potential…
By Nii B. Andrews. In the midst of the raging pandemic, the internationally acclaimed 1-54 Art fair which focuses on…
[THE THINGS WE NEED NOW] A) …..We desperately need a citizenship equipped with critical thinking skills. By this I mean…