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In Nana Poulot’s Art Report Africa interview, Emma Prempeh discussed paintings developed between a residency at dot.ateliers in Accra and her London studio. The British artist of Ghanaian and Vincentian heritage described contrasting palettes, combined landscapes and reading as foundations for The Domain of the Stranger at Perrotin Paris. Her account explored how painting can connect places, family histories and experiences of belonging without resolving their differences.

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In conversation with Emma Prempeh

Interview by Nana Poulot · 21 Sept 2026 · Independent art publisher

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