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ImageFCA’s reference library is presently housed in our office in the grounds of the W.E.B. Dubois Centre for PanAfrican Culture, Accra. It has over 800 books, magazines and journals covering all aspects of contemporary visual arts. This information resource is unique in Ghana and fulfils a pressing need for art reading materials in Ghana. FCA is deeply grateful to our supporters who have kindly donated reference works and artists catalogues.

FCA’s office has computer facilities and internet access, is air conditioned and provides a good place for artists to meet. Food and drinks are available from the Dubois Centre's Roots Bar.

The FCA Office is also the venue for regular evening talks with slideshows, hosted by FCA, to enable resident and visiting artists to present and discuss their work in an informal setting.

FCA Library supporters include:

Australian High Commission (High Commissioner Jon Richardson)
Dr Curtis Carter, Haggerty Museum, USA
Enrico Mascelloni, Art Critic, Italy
Adriano Parise art editors, Italy
Brazilian Embassy
British Council (especially Joanna Collins)
Canadian High Commission
Czech Embassy
Irena Kunovska
French Embassy (Ambassador Pierre Jacquemot )
Indian High Commission (High Commissioner 2002-5 K. Framji and Mrs Asha Framji)
Italian Embassy (Ambassador Giancarlo Izzo, present ambassador Fabrizio D'Agostini and Dr Daniele Borelli)
The Umbria Region council, Italy
Keith Monfreda
Virginia Ryan and artist friends in Umbria, through two 'book parties'
Contact us if you would like to donate books to our library or become a Friend of FCA

 
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'FCA is the only foundation of its kind in Ghana. It is dedicated to supporting the development of young artists.it offers artists a badly needed place to brainstormlearn about the international art scene and keep in contact with the World'
 
Marina Galvani,curator, World Bank Art Program, Washington.





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