How One Ghanaian Wood Carver Liberates the World Through Art – George Obeng
“I carve for joy.” George Obeng was not taught to carve. At that young age, he didn’t even know that what he was doing…
Jacqueline Faber is a freelance writer who has taught at Emory University, NYU, and UC Santa Cruz. She earned her PhD in Comparative Literature and her MA in Humanities and Social Thought. She developed an appreciation for language and culture while living in Bologna, Italy, Bahia, Brazil, and Berlin, Germany.
“I carve for joy.” George Obeng was not taught to carve. At that young age, he didn’t even know that what he was doing…
In honor of Black History Month this February, we’re exploring elements of West African culture that reach back deep into the past, yet continue…
In honor of Black History Month this February, we’re showcasing artisans and artifacts that celebrate West African culture. One of the most iconic fabrics…
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