
Bernard Akoi-JacksonKwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology | KNUST · Painting and Sculpture
Bernard Akoi-Jackson
Doctor of Philosophy
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Introduction
Bernard Akoi-Jackson (PhD), is a Ghanaian artist who lives and works from Tema/Accra/Kumasi. His interests cut across forms and media. His multi-disciplinary, audience implicating installations and performative “pseudo-rituals”, have featured in exhibitions like An Age of Our Own Making (Reflection II), Roskilde, Denmark, (2016); Silence Between The Lines, Kumasi, Ghana (2015), Material Effects, East Lansing, USA (2015), WATA don PASS: Looking West, Lagos and Malmö, Sweden (2015).
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Background: This review documents arts applied to health interventions and health research in Ghana, examines evidence of their impact on health outcomes, and identifies research and practice gaps.
Methods: Eight databases (MEDLINE, Academic Search Complete, CINAHL, Health Source: Nursing/Academic Edition, Humanities International Complete, Scopus...
Since March 2020, Ghana's creative arts communities have tracked the complex facets of the COVID-19 pandemic through various art forms. This paper reports a study that analysed selected 'COVID art forms' through arts and health and critical health psychology frameworks. Art forms produced between March and July 2020, and available in the public sph...
Since March 2020, Ghana's creative arts communities have tracked the complex facets of the COVID-19 pandemic through various art forms. This paper reports a study that analysed selected 'COVID art forms' through arts and health and critical health psychology frameworks. Art forms produced between March and July 2020, and available in the public sph...
In Ghana individuals suffering from serious disorders do not get the quality treatment they deserve. The entire country is served by three psychiatric hospitals, all of which are located in the south. These compete with the more accessible, but clinically problematic, religion-based services such as prayer camps and traditional shrines. Health poli...