This study sought to explore the youth culture that shapes fashion trends in Ghana; social, cultural and economic factors determine amongst youth. The used case under qualitative research method; Interview Focus Group Discussions, conducting a survey among Ghanaian Youths of 18-30 Years. It became clear as indicated findings is product synchronization global, traditional, social media, peer group forces. Today young people are so motivated by western media celebrities their they stick these...

Religion plays a pivotal role in the Ghanaian society, with churches spanning different denominations and geographical locations utilize advertising to attract retain congregants. Despite widespread use of by Ghana, there is scarcity empirical research on persuasive techniques employed church advertising. This study therefore provides comparative analysis Ghana. The adopted qualitative approach leaders congregants as focus. methodology allowed for comprehensive understanding both creation...

Purpose. This study aimed to demonstrate, using studio research approaches, how solid waste in Kumasi Metropolis, Ghana, can be innovatively recycled into aesthetically pleasing and functional furniture pieces as a management strategy achieve environmental sustainability. Results. Environmental sustainability the economic profitability of generated during production go hand hand. By or reclaimed materials, implementing sustainable practices responding demand for environmentally friendly...

This study discusses the potential use of disposed wooden beams at construction sites that have become waste materials for creation functional items such as carved door environmental conservation. The growing problem management has led to need more economical, artistic and environmentally friendly alternatives. purpose was repurpose wood economically-viable artefacts achieve sustainability. researchers employed a studio-based research design under qualitative approach with direct...

In many developing countries, women are significantly underrepresented in elementary school leadership positions, raising concerns about social justice, equity, and sustainability. The overall aim of the study was to explore experiences female heads secondary schools Sekyere East District, Ghana. Qualitative research methodologies were employed collect data. this study, semi-structured interviews conducted gather insights from headmistresses, assistant department heads, teachers regarding...

Cooking has been integral to mankind’s survival and through that, there many efforts put in place facilitate it. This study investigated the utilization of palm kernel shells as fuel for a specially manufactured stove known Biomass stove. Aware problems associated with burning wood fuel, Ghanaian society is exploration cleaner greener alternatives; one these alternatives use biomass The qualitative research approach was fundamental, this descriptive, experimental studio-based methods were...

In today'sworld, the pressing need forsustainable practices has become increasingly evident. The importance of sustainable product design in reducing environmental impacts cannot be overstated. There is problemof depletionof our resources, climate change, pollution and improperwastemanagementwhichall hinder living.Thepurposeofthisstudyistoexplore solidwasteand convert it into sustainableJewellerywiththe incorporation Gye Nyame Adinkra symbol development to minimize damage. study employed a...

In Ghanaian culture, our predecessors' perception of symbols and meanings hold profound significance, reflecting the rich cultural traditions beliefs embedded in society's heritage. The Ghana's depicts visual language communicating history, values, identity. Symbols Ghana are generally perceived to be merely decorative not recognized as carriers deep meanings, handed down through generations, encapsulating stories, proverbs, spiritual beliefs. There is a need for indigenous communities...

Scrap metals have been an environmental nuisance blocking the pathways of water and leading to various forms pollution at Anloga in Kumasi Metropolis Ghana. This scrap metal art project was aimed creatively reusing re-purposing from construction, dump sites households for creation a artwork as step reviving sustainability. Over years, murals made using techniques painting sculpture. The studio-based research design that employs qualitative descriptive method used this project. adopted...