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Chale Wote Arts Festival begins today

August 20, 2015
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The much-anticipated Chale Wote Street Art Festival will begin today [Thursday] at James Town in the Greater Accra Region.

The festival is scheduled to take place from 20th – 23rd August, 2015.

Produced by ACCRA [dot] ALT, the arts festival will bring together industry players including artists, musicians, community activists, writers, designers and students to showcase and discuss ways to develop the arts industry.

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Bernard Avle [2nd from right] with organisers of the Chale Wote Streets Art Festival

This year’s edition which is the 5th in a row is on the theme, “African Electronics.”

According to the organisers, this year promises other exciting side attractions such as: series of conversations on arts; historical tours; The Open Runway; The HighLife Music Café; High energy processions as well as The Nubuke Hub.

On display will be the works of Ghanaian artists including; Bright Ackwerh, Benjamin Okantey, Adjo Kisser, Faustina Nsoh and Nana Oforiatta Ayim. Also on display will be the works of international artists like JHB Massive – a multidisciplinary group of 15 South African artists, Elsa M’bala (Cameroon), Temi Kogbe (Nigeria), Sandra Krampelhuber (Austria) and Kenturah Davis (U.S.).

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 The Chale Wote festival is supported by Citi FM, REDD KAT Pictures, Foundation for Contemporary Art Ghana, Dr. Monk, Afro Gallonism and No Limit Charity Foundation.

Click here to programme outline

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By: citifmonline.com/Ghana

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