Titled "Small Works/Big City", the exhibition, which is being organised by the Foundation for Contemporary Art Ghana, forms part of activities marking the 2005 edition of European Week in Accra.

Works to be put on display measures 40cm X 40cm and will centre on various aspects and impressions of the city of Accra by the artists.

In a related development, works by the London-based Ghanaian artist Godfred Donkor will be displayed at the National Museum in Accra, while Junior Art Club will showcase photographs by its members at the Alliance Française in Accra.

Other events that will mark the European Week include Music Shows, Film Festival, Readings by Ghanaian Women Writers, Fashion Shows and Theatre Performances.

Established a little over a year ago, the Foundation for Contemporary Art seeks to establish a public database of artists, art organisations, businesses, galleries, patrons and other people interested in contemporary art.

It has created a website that presents contemporary art in Ghana to the world at large. The Foundation has also organised seminars and exhibitions with the aim of raising awareness and developing critical thinking within contemporary art in Ghana.

Fifty percent of proceeds from sale of artworks will be donated to the World Food Programme in Ghana.

The exhibition, which will be opened by the Minister for Tourism and Modernisation of the Capital City, Jake Obetsebi Lamptey, is being sponsored by TNT in Ghana.