Bridging Our Cultures
Two artists, two countries, one wall: Jasmine Oguns of Nigeria and John Kwame Eduafo of Ghana, side by side at Charlestown Gallery.
Bridging Our Cultures ran from July 13th until the 14th of August, 2026, with an opening reception on July 12th, 2026.Jasmine works in masks, terracotta, and bronze, pulling from Yoruba, Benin, and Igbo traditions. John Kwame (who also signs his work as Citizen Kwame) paints scenes out of Ghanaian life. Different countries, different materials, but the same instinct to look back at where you're from and to put it on a wall.
Jasmine Oguns Bio
Ikenga
Jasmine Oguns
Gelede Mask
Jasmine Oguns
Nok Terracotta
Jasmine Oguns
Benin Bronze
Jasmine Oguns
Queen Amina
Jasmine Oguns
Ife Head
Jasmine Oguns
Chokwe Pwo Mask
Jasmine Oguns
Fang Ngil Mask
Jasmine Oguns
Starlit Gaze
Jasmine Oguns
For My Father
Jasmine Oguns
Hopes for My Child
Jasmine Oguns
Tie-Dye Symbols
Jasmine Oguns
Celestial Mandala
Jasmine Oguns
John Kwame Eduafo Bio
Three Sisters
John Kwame Eduafo
Sankofa / The Bird
John Kwame Eduafo
Golden Profile
John Kwame Eduafo
Blue Lady
John Kwame Eduafo
Cityscape Reflections
John Kwame Eduafo
Supportive Woman
John Kwame Eduafo
Point Of View
John Kwame Eduafo
Village at Dusk
John Kwame Eduafo
Village Scene
John Kwame Eduafo
Warriors
John Kwame Eduafo
Pink Lady
John Kwame Eduafo
Gaze
John Kwame Eduafo
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