PRESS STATEMENT
PRESS STATEMENT
TO: ALL MEDIA
OUTLET
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
APRIL 25, 2023,
Women Museum Arts Ghana:
Contact: Mardey Ofoe, Communications Team
+233244658900 / whyafrica@gmail.com
Duplicity Of Looks Art Exhibition of Selected Acrylic and
Oil Paintings by NANA FREMA.
Duplicity of Looks, an exhibition
of selected acrylic and oil paintings hosted by the Women Arts Museum Ghana is opening
from 1st May to 1st June 2023. The exhibition is exclusively showcasing the
works of Nana Frema in a virtual gallery at the following ulr: https://visit.virtualartgallery.com/nanafrema/
Visitors can access
the gallery 24 hours a day, throughout the week for free via our online
platform and would be exposed to stunning visual representations.
The
art exhibition also introduces the viewer to the painter's innocence, her
interpretation of creativity and what it symbolizes. Given enough time and the
right amount of self-presence, the paintings would reveal another reality if looked deeper into.
The
paintings are an index of Frema’s deeper waves of
enquiry about her evolving life perspectives. Thinking beyond first
impressions when evaluating her life situations has allowed her to be inclusive
in her observations about what lies beneath the outer look of things.
Producing
the paintings was emotionally demanding because she had to drop all her
accumulated knowledge. From a place of oneness with herself, she began
expressing her emotional self without duplication, just herself and the
universe.
The artist applied different techniques to articulate her
point of view. The exhibition is a melting pot of texture, cubes, abstract
landscapes, abstract faces, and the moon.
Visitors to the exhibition can
also gain insight into the artist's vision and creative process. The exhibition
was made possible through an exhibition grant of $2800 that Nana Frema received
from the Women Arts Museum Ghana. The selected works of 10 acrylic and
oil paintings are also available for sale. Visitors may place an order and have
it delivered to them after the exhibition.
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