Sekondi-Takoradi hosts ‘Art is my religion’ on 10th June

A group of young artists, keen on changing the rather lull art scene in the SeKondi-Takoradi Metropolis are putting on an exhibition of works which they hope will help create a great awareness about art and what it can represent.

Members of the Anamon Art People in Takoradi, comprising Papa Asamoah Angoe & Ian Quhachi will headline the exhibition dubbed ‘Art is my Religion’! (My Love and Craze for Art)

“Our main objective is to imprint the minds of people in our metropolis (Sekondi Takoradi) to appreciate and be familiarised with the fine arts,” says Angoe, who is a photographic Artist.m

Scheduled to open at the luxurious Red Mango Apartment Hotel at Chapel Hill, Takoradi on Saturday, 10th June, at 6:00pm, the exhibition will seek to demonstrate the diverse mediums through which art can be presented.

‘Art Is My Religion’! features other supporting artists, with works ranging from digital paintings through fine art, photography, paintings, pen art and other media, with soothing Jazz music to entertain patrons.

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