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09/11/2025

Inspired by Greatness.
Hand painted on a clay atumpan pot, one of the last pair of its type.
Iconic kente in black and white, interpreted and finished with raffia.
Presented on a repurposed stand.

22/06/2025

Ɛmba Da - It Has Never Happened Before
(1610, 1813 and 1866).

3 women who led the Ga, Akyem and Anlo.

Afia Dokuaa, 1817. Niece of a King, the first female Okyenhene and mother of 2 successive Kings of Akyem Abuakwa.
In 1826, Okyenhene Dokuaa fought at the Battle of Katamanso, where congreve rockets were used for the first time in the Gold Coast to devastating effect.

A preview in selected photographs at the EMY Africa Expo, Art Exhibition, first floor, Accra International Conference, Opens at 9am, Ends today at 5pm.

Ɛmba Da - It Has Never Happened Before, Dode Akaibi, the first female Ga King,
Afia Dokuaa, the first female Okyenhene and Mama Yakagbe, the Anlo strategist and warrior. In the context of their times.

Curator - Nana Yaa Ofori-Atta
Model -
Photographer- Robert Owen-Jones

14/06/2025

Ɛmba Da - It Has Never Happened Before.

3 female leaders of the Ga, Akyem and Anlo. They founded and forged the mould, they changed the destiny of pre colonial Ghana.

Ɛmba Da - It Has Never Happened Before. A preview at the EMY Africa Expo 2025, Art Exhibition.

Thursday June 19 - Sunday June 22, 2025. The Accra International Conference Center.

Curated by Nana Yaa Ofori-Atta
Photographed by Robert Owen-Jones

17/05/2025

Alakaa Nyɔnmɔ - the truth cannot be hidden from God.
Samai, a traditional symbol of the Ga-Dangme people of Ghana, an age old visual proverb, hand cast in brass and presented as modern Living Art.

A limited collection of Legacy curated by
Photographed by

04/05/2025

Asrafoi, a symbol of vigilance, protection and community.

Samai are the visual proverbs of the Ga-Dangme people of Ghana.

Wear Living Art.

A hand finished brass pendant presented as a vibrant bead bracelet with recycled glass and hand painted accents.

A limited bespoke collection curated by

Photographed by

02/05/2025

Akpa. ‘The one who knows does not get lost’.

Hand finished in brass, a visual proverb of the Ga-Dangme people.

Wear Living Art in May.

A limited collection of customised bead bracelets curated by

Photographed by

04/04/2025

Mantse Agbona.

Hand crafted from repurposed wood and metal.

Sculptor: Fred Oko Matey

Purchase original art.

Heritage @ Accra City, a new Gallery experience in Accra.
Wednesdays and Thursdays
10am - 5pm.
The Accra City Hotel, Barnes Road.

Photographed in the garden.

26/03/2025

Behind the scenes, our depiction of 2 Sovereigns, presented with a selection of Samai, Ga traditional symbols.

Conversations Across Time in Ga and Twi.

Hand finished in brass, clay, recycled glass, fabric, metal and wood.

Visit, browse, sip and shop original art.

Heritage @ Accra City, a new Gallery experience in Accra, curated by The House of Heritage Ghana.

22/03/2025

Heritage @ Accra City, a new virtual Gallery experience presents Conversations Across Time in Twi and Ga.

Thursday, 27 March 2025
10am - 5pm
The Accra City Hotel, Barnes Road.
Curated by The House of Heritage Ghana.

Meet the Artists
6pm - 8pm.

Art in The Bar explores conversations in repurposed textile, found wood and metal between 2 distinct Ghanaian creatives.

Frederick Oko Matey, born in Dodowa in the Greater Accra region is a graduate and former lecturer of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Oko is an extensively exhibited and widely collected sculptor.

Oko presents 3 original art in panels of found wood and repurposed metal. Ancestral Values, Reflections and Wogbedze.

Oko is photographed by with 2 of the 3 panels of Reflections and again with a section of Ancestral Values.

Emmanuel Aggrey Tieku is an emerging and exhibited multi disciplinary artist.

Emmanuel leverages his insights as a civil engineer to bring life to textile waste by challenging traditional boundaries into original art forms.

Emmanuel presents 3 of his vibrant living art. The Wheel of Time and Blue Roses.

He is photographed by with Sunny Day Melancholy. A mixed media artwork crafted from discarded African textile wax prints and second hand clothing.

Conversations Across Time in Ga and Twi presented in 3 spaces is Inspired by Greatness.

Visit and tour at leisure the curated presentation of Samai, Ga symbols presented for the first time in brass in the Lobby.
Experience Ga history and events with the QR code in the Exhibition Corridor.
Sip and Shop 60 bespoke heritage art of the Ga and Twi peoples all day.
And, Meet The Artists at Art In The Bar.

19/03/2025

Seated.

Below an artist's depiction of the bust of Ayi Kushi, the first Nii Ga, King, Founder of the Ga State circa 1510.

Candids from a preview of Heritage @ Accra City, a new Gallery experience curated at The Accra City Hotel, Barnes Road, Accra.

We were thrilled to support activities by the hotel to mark the 148th anniversary of the move of the capital from Cape Coast to Accra.

Nii Ahene Nuuno III, Paramount Chief of the Abola Traditional Area, an advisor to the Ga Mantse, took a seat in our curated space in the Lobby.

The full experience of Heritage @ Accra City begins 27 March, 2025.

12/03/2025

Heritage @ Accra City.

has taken a minute to transition.

We look forward to welcoming you to a new Gallery experience in Accra curated by

01/03/2025

Conversations Across Time.
Sunlit in a garden, an interpretation of the patterns in a vintage Akan kente cloth, hand painted in Accra on a statement clay pot customised in Vume.
Bespoke living art presented in brass, Clay, glass, Vintage Fabrics, locally sourced wood and repurposed metal.

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