Joint Opening of Forgotten Saints I – From Slaves to Saints The Nelson Mandela Centre for African Culture, Port Louis, Mauritius, in collaboration with the Manhyia Palace Museum, is pleased to announce the joint opening of the exhibition Forgotten Saints I – From Slaves to…
International Development Circle will host a major evening event, Britain and the Asante Treasure- Loot, Museums and Restitution The National Liberal Club at Westminster in London (established in 1862 by the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, William Gladstone) through its International Development Circle will…
Anticipated opening of the new Arts and Culture Gallery of the MPM by the Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II.
Book talk and signing by Barnaby Phillips, The African Kingdom of Gold- Britain and the Asante Treasure (2026). Long-listed for The Cundill History Prize, “one of the world’s leading prizes for a work of history written or translated in English.”
Opening of the exhibition Forgotten Saints II – From Slaves to Saints. There will 35 paintings of the slave trade across the Indian Ocean by the Seychellois painter, Emmanuel D’offay. Organized with the Nelson Mandela Centre for African Culture of Mauritius.
Opening of exhibition, They Live With Us. with Gallery 1957 of Accra on 12 paintings by award-winning painter, Afia Prempeh curated by the American artist, Robin Riskin and supported by MPM curator Justice Brobbey.