In the heart of Unity Hall at KNUST, stands Aboagyewaa, a potent symbol of the hall’s vibrant spirit. This isn’t just any sculpture. Aboagyewaa is revered as the spiritual guardian of Conti, a goddess whose presence is felt deeply by every resident. She is depicted seated, her hair adorned with a red cloth, a bottle of gin held firmly in her hand. Her gaze is fixed, some say with a hint of melancholy, as she safeguards her domain. The very ground where she rests is considered sacred, a place where annual rituals are performed, and photography is strictly forbidden. The air here hums with a different energy, a palpable reminder of the deep-rooted traditions that Aboagyewaa embodies.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to