How the artist's development is shaped by his family and local community

Other highlights include Lauren Elkin’s provocative book on feminist art and a long-awaited film on the late British photographer Tish Murtha

By basing themselves outside of Accra, Nuku Studio provides space and time for Ghanaian and international photographers to develop their craft

Ahead of a survey opening at MUDAM Luxembourg in May, the artist speaks about her pioneering practice bridging photography and experimental book forms

At Nubuke Foundation, Accra, the artist’s mysterious paintings are laced with historical references and religious iconography

Vanessa Peterson speaks to the curator about the institution's history and developing ambitious programming in Brussels

Other highlights include a Ghanaian internet radio station rapidly taking over international airwaves and the latest novel from Nell Zink

From the rise of sculpture to the return of landmark art events, three frieze editors discuss the year in art

Vanessa Peterson speaks with the curator of next year's Liverpool Biennial about the city's significance in global history and her curatorial ethos

From the first-ever reissue of Steve Lawrence’s Newspaper to Denis Villeneuve's HBO crime thriller, these are the top picks for the year

Following a recent collaboration with Printed Matter and Darling Green, the director of Hauser & Wirth Publishers speaks with Vanessa Peterson about the importance of artists' publishing 

Sarah Shin shares the history of the press and its interest in different forms of communication

Vanessa Peterson interviews curator KJ Abudu about the latest iteration of his project, currently on view at Pace Gallery, London

Dominique Petit-Frère recounts how Limbo Accra supports artist communities and came to transform unrealized developments across Ghana

In a cavernous Central Pavilion, ‘The Milk of Dreams’ reminds us that feminist triumphs and struggles stretch beyond time and geography 

The artist reflects on the ways her work acts as a living archive and photographing the likes of Grace Jones

In celebration of Tiwani Contemporary’s new Lagos outpost, director Maria Varnava reflects on the inaugural show and Joy Labinjo’s Nigerian homecoming

From accessibility rights to environmentalism, three frieze editors look ahead to what should change in the art world in 2022

With a solo show at London’s White Cube, Ibrahim Mahama speaks with Vanessa Peterson about Ghana’s post-independence era, architecture and the importance of his collaborators



 

The artist’s illustrated diary unravels the complexities of learning grammar in English, Dutch, German and Japanese