The Marketplace -- Yeboah Family - Kwabena Yeboah - Yeb Silk Threat Art
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Amoako Boafo (Ghanaian, 1984), Man in Blue Trousers, 2019. Oil on canvas, 200 x 160 cm.
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“Red Easter Sunday” (2022), 150 x 200 centimeters.
Vibrant Curved Lines Flow Through Foster Sakyiamah’s Dynamic Paintings
A single color grounds the intricate, swirling paintings that compose Foster Sakyiamah’s body of work. Relying on reds, blues, and yellows, the Ghanaian artist renders dancers in choreographed synchronicity and demure women wearing thin lace gloves and wide-brimmed hats. Dressed in clothing that blends into the backdrop, the figures emerge through fields of pulsing, curled lines, which add texture and energy to the dynamic pieces.
Sakyiamah is currently a Noldor artist-in-residence, an Accra-based program designed to support emerging African artists that’s now in its second year.
All images courtesy of Noldor
“Synchronized Blue Motion” (2021), 200 x 200 centimeters
Right: “Abena Green Street” (2022), 80 x 95 centimeters
“Red Dressing Room” (2022), 216 x 216 centimeters
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GHANAIAN POSTER FOR GHOST DOG THE WAY OF THE SAMURAI
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Movie poster by the great Ghanaian artist DA Armahsco
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Frances Ademola (born 1928) is a Ghanaian artist, gallerist and former broadcaster. She is the owner of "The Loom", the first private owned gallery in Ghana. Via Wikipedia
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#repost @amoakoboafo Amoako Boafo (Accra, Ghana, 1984-). Hudson Burk and Benedita Furacao, 2018, Oil on canvas. As spotted as part of the exhibition, "Amaoko Boafo: Soul of Black Folks" at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Houston, Texas, USA @camhouston by Jacob Moses, September 2022. Note the canine representation. Courtesy Private Collection and Mariane Ibrahim Gallery @marianeibrahimgallery .
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The Marketplace -- Yeboah Family -- Kwabena Yeboah -- Yeb Silk Threat Art
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Was told the art I'll share on here will get more engagement than it ever did/will on Twitter, so I'm bringing my best work forward and sharing this piece I made of beautiful african women🫣🎨🤎
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