Art Worlds in Ghana

Opening went great

December 5th, 2010 by Robin Riskin '12

Panel on the art world in Ghana with Professor Jesse Shipley and Ghanaian filmmaker Amina Abdallah

With my parents and Stevie E (aka President Emerson)

Tags: Accra, ada, ada foah, amina abdallah, art world, drop shot space, gallery, Ghana, haverford, haverford college, intersecting zones: the art world in ghana, jesse shipley, junior art club, my school my neighborhood my home my life, opening, photographs, photos, robin riskin, stephen emerson, steve emerson
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So I’m hosting this event

November 25th, 2010 by Robin Riskin '12

You should come.

Haverford College calendar entry

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Tags: Accra, aku's kitchen, art, bryn mawr, bryn mawr college, center for peace & global citizenship, cpgc, drop shot space, dubois memorial centre, duncan, event, exhibition, food, george hughes, Ghana, ghana art, ghanaart, haverford college, humanities center, intersecting zones, jesse shipley, jollof, kofi, kofi dawson, larry otoo, philadelphia, photo exhibition, plantains, ryan basement, serge clottey, squash courts, symposium, the art world in ghana, the camera shop, U.S., w.e.b. dubois memorial centre, wiz kudowor
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Ghana here I come.

June 1st, 2010 by Robin Riskin '12

See you June 2.

Tags: Ghana, suitcases
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Robin Riskin ‘12’s CPGC internship will be spent in Accra, Ghana working at the Junior Art Club, where she’ll be helping at-risk youth explore art as a way to develop creativity and enter the business world. She will be putting together exhibitions, making documentaries, hosting workshops, and leading other projects in art, journalism, and writing.

Tags: Accra, art, conflict mediation, documentaries, exhibitions, Ghana, journalism, workshops, writing
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