ABSTRACT:
Artist-intellectual, poet, mathematician, and educator, kąrî’kạchä seid’ou reflects upon the experiences and thinking that have informed his innovative and revolutionary work as an artist, educator, and social activist. His efforts over the last thirty years have been instrumental in transforming the visual arts in Ghana, creating a crucible for creativity that is unprecedented on the African continent.
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