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Italy, Ghana unite 40 artists for ‘Beyond Creation’ exhibition at Accra Art Centre

The Accra Art Centre has opened its doors to the public for the premiere of 'Beyond Creation: Humanity, Nature and Spirituality - A Universal Message', an international contemporary art exhibition exploring the relationship between humanity, nature and spirituality.
Italian Ambassador to Ghana and Togo, Laura Ranalli, said the exhibition was conceived around three interconnected themes — humanity, nature and spirituality — as a way of encouraging audiences to reflect on their relationship with the environment and with one another.
The Minister of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, in a statement read on her behalf, said the exhibition highlights the importance of maintaining harmony between humanity, nature and spiritual consciousness.
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