GMMB 1957 EXHIBITION

Ghana 1957: Art After Independence Exhibition

In 2027, Ghana will mark a significant milestone—70 years since it became the first sub-Saharan African country to gain independence from colonial rule. To honor this momentous occasion, the National Museum of Ghana is proud to announce a monumental exhibition, Ghana 1957: Art After Independence, which explores the profound influence

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Ghana’s Delegation to the 46th Session of the World Heritage Committee Meets with the Head of the Africa Unit at the World Heritage Center.

On Friday, 26th July, 2024, at the side of the 46th Session of World Heritage Committee, Hon. Mark Okraku Mantey, Deputy Minister for Tourism, Arts and Culture, and Mr. Kingsley Ofosu Ntiamoah, Executive Director for the Ghana Museums and Monuments Board met with Mr. Muhammad Juma and Mr. David Stehl

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Title: Celebrating International Museum Day 2024: Empowering Through Education and Innovation

On this auspicious occasion of International Museum Day 2024, the Ghana Museums and Monuments Board proudly joins the global community in celebrating the pivotal role of museums in fostering education and research. With this year’s theme, “Museums for Education and Research,” echoing the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals of Quality

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Experience the Essence of Ghanaian Culture: Heritage Month 2024

The Ghana Museums and Monuments Board (GMMB) proudly announces the upcoming celebration of Ghanaian culture in March with the theme “Sustainability, Heritage, and Tourism – United in Diversity.” This month-long extravaganza, held in partnership with Asaase Inscriptions, aims to commemorate Ghana’s rich cultural heritage and promote unity through diversity. March

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Suro Nipa: Exploration of Humanity and the Environment

Welcome to a journey of contemplation and insight at the National Museum, where the exhibition “Suro Nipa” awaits. Inspired by the Akan adage “Suro Nipa na gyae osaman,” the exhibition invites patrons to reconsider their relationship with the environment, emphasizing the collective responsibility of mankind in the face of environmental

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The Visionary World of Ace-Liam: A Landmark Exhibition at the Museum of Science and Technology

Invitation to a World of Unbridled Creativity Embark on a journey where imagination knows no bounds and vibrant colors capture the spotlight. The Museum of Science and Technology, serving as the venue, proudly showcases an exhibition featuring the remarkable works of the talented Ghanaian artist, Ace-Liam. This young visionary is

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Step into Tradition: A Journey through the Ga Kingdom at the National Museum

Explore the Rich Heritage of the Ga People   The National Museum of Ghana invites you on a journey through the newly updated installation of the traditional Ga kingdom setting. At the heart of this exhibit lies the enstoolment of the Ga-Dangme King, a ceremony intricately woven into the cultural

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Experience ‘Beautiful Nonsense’: A Captivating Journey of Art and Sustainability

Step into a world where art defies convention and sustainability takes center stage at the Museum of Science and Technology in Accra. “Beautiful Nonsense,” an ongoing exhibition inspired by Ernest Temple Thurston’s 1909 best-selling novel, “The City of Beautiful Nonsense,” is a unique and thought-provoking experience that will run until

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Exploring Ghana’s Rich Heritage: Delegates of the 66th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference Visit the National Museum

Ghana, a country steeped in history and culture, recently played host to a significant event – the 66th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference. While the conference itself was a momentous occasion, one of the highlights was the visit of delegates to the National Museum of Ghana. This cultural excursion provided an opportunity

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Exploring “Blind Spots: Unveiling the Shadows” Exhibition: A Journey into Transatlantic Slave Trade History

History has a unique way of teaching us important lessons, and sometimes, it’s the stories of the past that shape our understanding of the present. The “Blind Spots: Unveiling the Shadows” exhibition, set to open its doors from August 11th to September 30th, 2023, at the Museum of Science and

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