Gallery 1957 is one of Ghana’s premier art galleries, established in 2016 and named after the year Ghana gained independence. Located inside the prestigious Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City in Accra, the gallery has become a central hub for contemporary art in West Africa.
With a strong focus on artists from Ghana and the African continent, Gallery 1957 curates exhibitions that highlight social, political, and cultural narratives shaping modern Africa. It is not just a gallery but a platform for global exposure of African creatives.
Location of Gallery 1957
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Address: Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City, Ministries PMB 66, Gamel Abdul Nasser Ave, Accra, Ghana
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GPS Coordinates: 5.5503° N, 0.2105° W
Contact Details
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Phone: +233 30 273 3313
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Email: [email protected]
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Website: www.gallery1957.com
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Social Media: Active on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook
Visiting Hours
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Monday – Saturday: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
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Sunday: Closed
Why Visit Gallery 1957?
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Meet Ghanaian and international artists during exhibitions
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Participate in talks, workshops, and special events
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Located within a luxury hotel for easy access to dining and accommodation
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FAQs about Gallery 1957
1. Is there an entrance fee at Gallery 1957?
Entry is generally free, though some special events may require tickets.
2. Does Gallery 1957 sell artworks?
Yes. The gallery supports artists by selling their works locally and internationally.
3. Can visitors take photographs inside?
Photography is usually permitted, but it’s best to ask for permission during exhibitions.
4. Does Gallery 1957 host international exhibitions?
Yes, it collaborates with global art institutions to showcase diverse perspectives.
Last Updated on August 18, 2025 by Samuel Kwame Boadu
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