Artists Alliance Gallery

Artists Alliance Gallery is an essential three-storey arts centre in Tema established by the hugely respected Ghanaian artist Ablade Glover. This renowned venue has become one of the most important cultural institutions of its kind in Ghana, housed across expansive floors of cool marble galleries showcasing exceptional African art and artifacts. The gallery features an impressive collection of collectors' pieces including authentic Asafo flags with intricate appliqué and embroidered symbols, ancient strip-woven kente cloths by the Akan and Ewe peoples, traditional African masks of the type that inspired Picasso, and intricately carved wooden furniture. A unique highlight is their collection of full-sized sculptural coffins shaped as crabs, running shoes, and eagles—traditional Ghanaian art forms that reflect the country's vibrant artistic heritage. Everything in the gallery is available for purchase, making it ideal for serious art collectors, cultural enthusiasts, and tourists seeking authentic African artwork and traditional crafts. The gallery attracts both local and international visitors interested in contemporary and traditional African art, cultural heritage, and investment-quality pieces.