Akwaaba
Rita Mawuena Benissan × Princela Biyaa × Kweku Okokroko

Current Offline Show: Rita Mawuena Benissan × Princela Biyaa × Kweku Okokroko - Looking For Beginnings
In the group exhibition "Looking for Beginnings" the Ghanaian artists Kweku Okoroko, Rita Mawuena Benissan and Princela Biyaa take a look at the cultural heritage of the country. Among other things, they address topics of religion, history and mythology from Ghanaian or Ghanaian-diasporic perspectives in their works. The title "Looking for Beginnings" is based on the conceptual installation of... Read More
aaimba Gallery × Woven
Lise-Meitner-Str 39-41, 10589 Berlin
Germany
Visits by appointment.
Opening: January 26, 2023
Closing: March 24, 2023
In the group exhibition "Looking for Beginnings" the Ghanaian artists Kweku Okoroko, Rita Mawuena Benissan and Princela Biyaa take a look at the cultural heritage of the country. Among other things, they address topics of religion, history and mythology from Ghanaian or Ghanaian-diasporic perspectives in their works. The title "Looking for Beginnings" is based on the conceptual installation of... Read More
aaimba Gallery × Woven
Lise-Meitner-Str 39-41, 10589 Berlin
Germany
Visits by appointment.
Opening: January 26, 2023
Closing: March 24, 2023
.kojo Adumatta
If I Ever Forget

Current Online Show: .kojo Adumatta - If I Ever Forget
Poem by Nana D'Artist - If I ever forget, remind me that I′m a King. If I ever forget, remind me that I′m a Queen.
If I ever forget is an artistic quest to find or to let find symbols of leadership on the African continent. How do African citizens nowadays and probably back in history detect their leaders in the form of symbolic appearance? Knowing there could not be just one, .kojo Adumatta set his focus on the first Adinkra symbol (Adinkrahene) and crowns.
If I ever forget is an artistic quest to find or to let find symbols of leadership on the African continent. How do African citizens nowadays and probably back in history detect their leaders in the form of symbolic appearance? Knowing there could not be just one, .kojo Adumatta set his focus on the first Adinkra symbol (Adinkrahene) and crowns.
Jerry Helle

Current Conversation:
A Cameronian artist born in Washington DC, raised in Cameroon and based in Köln, Germany. Jerry Helle belongs to a category of exceptional artists. At a young age, he presents himself with a confidence bigger than any artist I know. His strong and undoubtedly inspiring attitude and belief in his talent is the main ingredient of his craft. Jerry creates artworks with a sense of simplicity, passion and an essence of spirituality.