Vol. 9 No. 1 (2026): Journal of African Arts and Culture

Articles

• MAPPING THE BARRIERS TO DEAF THEATRE PRACTICE IN GHANA

  David Chapman Quayson, Divine Kwabena Atta Kyere-Owusu , Sika Koomson

  1-18

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• YORUBA CULTURAL ETHOS AND LIMINAL DRAMATURGY: A DIRECTORIAL TOOL IN AHMED YERIMA’S KUTELU AND IKUDETI

  Tayo Simeon Arinde , Oludolapo Ojediran, Oluwatimileyin Omoniyi, Abolade Olawale Fakayode

  19-33

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• NEEDLEPOINT TECHNIQUE AS A MEDIUM FOR CULTURAL EXPRESSION: A CASE STUDY OF THE BAMAYA DANCE IN TEXTILE ART

  Fatimatu Hajia Ibrahim, Christopher Effah Oppong, Dennis Atsu Dake, Alex Kwasi Azaglo

  34-50

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• CHOREOGRAPHING COEXISTENCE: DANCE, INTERFAITH DIALOGUE, AND CULTURAL MEDIATION IN MUSLIM COMMUNITIES OF NORTHERN GHANA

  Tigwe Salifu Jebuni

  51-61

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• CULTURAL DIPLOMACY THROUGH MUSIC: EVALUATING THE ROLE OF EMBASSIES AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN INTERCULTURAL ARTS PROGRAMMING

  Benjamin Amakye Boateng , Stephen Aidoo, Rosina Foli, Alfred Patrick Addaquay

  62-79

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• CULTURAL MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES IN THE SACRED AND SECULAR PERFORMANCES OF AGAN FESTIVAL OF EGOSI IN KWARA STATE, NIGERIA

  Kazeem Rufai-Ahmad

  80-92

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• FROM RITUAL TO FESTIVAL: OFALA AS CULTURAL PERFORMANCE IN CONTEMPORARY IGBO SOCIETY

  Charles Ikechukwu Nnaji

  93-103

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• THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE SURFACE: A COMPARISON OF MATERIAL ONTOLOGY AND MASTERY IN THE WORKS OF ABLADE GLOVER AND ODD NERDRUM

  Emmanuel Antwi, Kwabena Afriyie Poku

  104-111

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• MAKE-UP ART: A VIABLE CAREER PATH FOR UNDEREMPLOYED GRADUATE GHANAIAN ARTISTS

  Noble Nkrumah-Abraham, Ernest Kwasi Amponsah, Sampong Ofori-Anyinam

  112-142

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• FROM RITUAL TO SCREEN: WESTERN THEATRE MAKE-UP REVOLUTIONS AND AFRICAN INDIGENOUS INNOVATION

  Shadiat Olapeju Shuaib

  143-157

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• NIGERIAN GOSPEL MUSICIANS’ PERCEPTION OF ILLNESS, HEALING AND ITS RELEVANCE: SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL REALITIES

  Taiye Shola Adeola

  158-175

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• ETHNOMUSICOLOGY IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: PRESERVING AND REINTERPRETING AFRICAN INDIGENOUS SOUNDS THROUGH DIGITAL ARCHIVES

  Akin Osunniyi, Iyanuoluwa Ajayi

  176-186

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