Rick Berger Wonderful, though not inexpensive, african art store in Accra. Extensive collection of modern art and older used art. The old textile collection for sale was outstanding. Purchased a beautiful old kente cloth. Well worth a visit
Trina at This Gal Travels This gallery is extensive. Some old art, and plenty of contemporary pieces there's something for everyone to look at and enjoy. Also, you can buy anything you see, but it's about real art, not souvenirs. Definitely worth a stop while you're in Accra. Note: No pics allowed in the gallery.
Perry Amporfro Visiting Artists Alliance Gallery was an enriching experience that I would recommend to anyone with an appreciation for art, history, and culture. This multi-story gallery is not just a space filled with beautiful artworks but a celebration of Ghanaian heritage and creativity. The moment I stepped in, I was captivated by the vibrant energy of the place. The collection is vast and diverse, ranging from contemporary paintings and sculptures to traditional artifacts, textiles, and crafts. Each piece tells a unique story, reflecting the rich cultural tapestry of Ghana. What I found particularly impressive was the curation. The gallery seamlessly blends modern and traditional art forms, giving visitors a holistic understanding of Ghana's artistic evolution. Walking through the space felt like a journey through time, with every floor offering something new and intriguing. The staff were knowledgeable and welcoming, always ready to share insights about the artists and their works. Their passion for art and culture was truly inspiring, adding depth to the experience. Artists Alliance Gallery is more than just an art gallery; it’s a cultural haven. Whether you’re an art enthusiast, a collector, or simply curious, this place has something to offer. It’s a must-visit for anyone in Accra, and I can’t wait to return to explore even more of its treasures.
Adwoa 3 floors of beautiful African artworks. The ground floor is full of antiques, textiles and has a shop with souvenirs. You'll likely spot owner and internationally renowned artist, Ablade Glover, walking around the gallery. His work is on display on the first floor. That floor also has rolling exhibition space, with interesting established/emerging artists on display. The top floor has a wide array of paintings with an eclectic mix of styles. Definitely can spend a lot of time here exploring and getting inspired.
THE MK7 This gallery houses the largest collections of artworks by African creators. With a stunning three floor filled with captivating pieces, you wouldn't want to miss visiting this place. You get to explore Ghana and Africa through the minds of some of the best creative geniuses. It is an enjoyable experience and you have to be there.