ACCRA, GHANA — Renowned Pan-African Art Ambassador, production designer, and visual artist Prince Kojo-Hilton recently paid an inspiring courtesy call to Professor Samuel Menassah Yirenkyi, the current Rector of the University of Media, Arts and Communication – Institute of Film and Television (UniMAC-IFT, formerly NAFTI). Returning to his roots as a proud alumnus and beneficiary of the institution, Kojo-Hilton shared the global milestones of his recent creative journey.
During the meeting, he presented the official report of his groundbreaking six-month creative institutions tour and masterclass project across Brazil, an initiative driven by his flagship program, Global Visual Arts for Screen and Stage (GVASS). The GVASS project is dedicated to bridging the gap between foundational visual arts training and industry-ready practice within contemporary film and theater ecosystems. While touring Brazil, Kojo-Hilton hosted technical masterclasses at premier institutions like the Zion School of Entertainment and Casa das Artes de Laranjeiras, showcasing specialized expertise in scenography, spatial design, and set construction.
A Symbolic Homecoming and Global Honor
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