WIRE — On a footbridge somewhere in Ghana, traffic moving below him, Bawaa the Artist stands with a brush in hand, filling in the lines of a face on a wall painted in red, gold, and green. A young apprentice stands just behind him holding up a reference photo, watching closely as the portrait comes together stroke by stroke. It's not a gallery. It's not even indoors. But it's exactly where Bawaa says the work is supposed to happen out where people can see it, not locked away waiting for a certificate to make it official. For some young people, talent was never the problem. Finding somewhere to grow it, show it, and eventually get paid for it that's the hard part.
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