WorldFaze Art Practice Presents Between and Almost Far from Hard Walls: A Solo Exhibition by Frank Coffie
WorldFaze Art Practice is pleased to present Between and Almost Far from Hard Walls, a compelling solo exhibition by Ghanaian emerging artist Frank Coffie, opening on Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 6:00 PM. In his first solo exhibition in Ghana at Worldfaze Art Practice, Coffie introduces a deeply personal yet culturally resonant exploration of love, […]
DIPLOMARTS COLLABORATES WITH WORLDFAZE ART PRACTICE TO HOST THE 2ND EDITION OF ART OF EXCHANGE.
Worldfaze Art Practice was the venue for the second edition of the ‘Art of Exchange’, an initiative by Diplomarts. This was to bring together artists, diplomats, and cross-sector leaders in a shared space where there was a mutual engagement about art and the process of artists. The theme for the second edition was dubbed ‘Youth […]
Worldfaze Art Practice Welcomes Frank Coffie as a ‘Visiting Artist’
Worldfaze Art Practice welcomes Frank Coffie as part of our ‘Visiting Artists’ program dedicated toemerging artists.The ‘Visiting Artist’ program is one of Worldfaze’s programs that admits emerging artists who are inactive practice and already have a project or body of work. This allows Worldfaze to support theseartists through an exhibition, creating visibility for their practice.Frank […]
Worldfaze presents “MEMORIES IN FORMS” by Selorm Amekorfia
Worldfaze Art Practice is pleased to present ‘Memories in Forms’, an exhibition of works by artist Selorm Amekorfia, created during his residency early this year. The show runs from 25th October to 30th November, 2025. Selorm Amekorfia’s latest body of work, developed during his recent residency, marks a compelling evolution in his multidisciplinary practice. Rooted in a bit of abstraction, these new works reflect a deepened engagement with organic forms and the emotional landscapes they e
Worldfaze presents “BEHIND THE CURTAINS” by Samuella Graham
Worldfaze Art Practice is pleased to present ‘Behind The Curtains’, an exhibition of works by artistSamuella Graham, created during her residency early this year. The exhibition runs from October 25to November 30, 2025.Across many societies, including Ghana, menstruation remains a subject shrouded in silence, myth,and shame. Often considered impure or taboo, menstruating women and girls […]