Since the day street artist of Accra in collaboration with the city authorities invaded the the Arko Interchange with their creativities, I could not get the opportunity to admire their work until last week, when I made a deliberate stopover to assess their efforts.
Arko Adjei Interchange is on the liberation road in Accra. It is the point where the Ring road intersect the liberation road. It was named after one of the founding fathers of the republic of Ghana. The Interchange used to be a small roundabout then name after a former head of state of the republic of Burkina Faso, Thomas Sankara.
Below are photos of the artist work. I hope you would like it.
Insert: A paint on Arko Adjei Interchange depicting a twin pouring a concoction of herbs as part of the Homowo celebration.
Insert: A paint depicting the celebration of Homowo festival of the people of Accra (Ga).
Insert: A paint depicting a traditional ruler of Accra on his throne with a Linguist behind him.
Insert: A paint on the Arko Adjei Interchange depicting a chief priest of the Ga state.
Insert: The roundabout of the Arko Adjei Interchange painted by the street artist
Insert: The contacts of the artist on Twitter
A paint of the man named after the Interchange, Arko Adjei, one of the founding fathers of the republic of Ghana.