Kofi Antubam was one of Ghana’s most iconic artists, celebrated for his innovative and culturally-significant works.
Born in 1922, he devoted his career to blending traditional African aesthetics with modern artistic expressions.
His work did not only portray the beauty of Ghanaian culture but also played a crucial role in shaping the visual identity of a newly independent Ghana.
Kofi Antubam’s artistic legacy is rooted in his efforts to fuse themes with global artistic styles and his influence transcended continents, showcasing Ghana’s rich heritage globally.
An alumnus of Achimota School and Goldsmiths College in London, Antubam gained recognition for his works exhibited in cities like London, Paris, Rome, Düsseldorf, and New York.
Achimota School recently celebrated his legacy on their X page, stating, “Meet Akora Kofi Antubam: A luminary Achimotan who has spread our fame far and wide.”
After Ghana gained independence, he was appointed State Artist by Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, …