I dream of seeing running street-art museums in Ghana. I want to have street art project for the youth; mostly art-lovers, mural artists and graffiti writers in Ghana; especially interchanges and other places. Short workshops on graffiti art and the impact on the society as a tool for change will be held, working with local artists teaching and learning graffiti from them. Seminars and workshops will be open to all interested artists, hobbyists, writers, volunteers and anyone who wishes to take part in the project. Share your ideas and express yourself with graffiti as we learn how the art form is used and seen in other parts of the world. Introducing the beauty of a non-aggressive subculture in the art-vibrant society

Participants will have an introductory meeting to get to know the supplies and other materials for the workshops. Participants will be grouped in teams also called crews.Work will be done hand-in-hand with other writers as Crews so teaching and learning of the art will easily be achieved; artworks at allocated zones will also be done by respective crews. There will be running themes mostly of inspiration and motivation.We will also learn about the political, social and economic importance of graffiti (a little history and evolution of graffiti and how it can have influence on the society). Graffiti styles, rules and terminologies will be discussed. The volunteers and graffiti writers can be both males and females, young and old, or new learners and professionals.

Volunteers must be familiar with graffiti and know the basics of it and must already have passion for it (because passion will not be taught).

Prospective Checkpoints:

Accra

Takoradi

Tamale