What's Your Problem? | Ghana Think Tank | The Art Assignment

The video discusses Ghana ThinkTank's innovative approach to solving global issues by reversing traditional power dynamics. It highlights their projects, including one at the US-Mexico border, and their unique art assignments that encourage empathy and cultural exchange. The video also explores the role of art in changing perceptions and features a case study from Wales. It concludes with a discussion on cross-border interventions and personal reflections on cultural identity.

What is the primary goal of the Ghana ThinkTank's project at the US-Mexico border?

• To build a wall between the two countries

• To deport undocumented workers

• To encourage communication and collaboration between different groups

• To create a new immigration policy

How does the Ghana ThinkTank use art to address cultural assumptions?

• By organizing art exhibitions

• By creating sculptures

• By changing perceptions through innovative approaches

• By painting murals

What was the solution proposed by the Iranian think tank for the issue in Wales?

• Create a mentorship program

• Build a community center

• Collect and share funny stories from the elderly

• Organize community events

What is the first step in the 'What's Your Problem?' art assignment?

• Solve a problem on your own

• Find someone who you think could never understand your perspective

• Create a piece of art

• Find someone who understands your perspective

What was the purpose of Christoph Quidditch's homeless vehicle project?

• To solve the problem of homelessness

• To provide permanent housing for the homeless

• To spark discussion about homelessness

• To mass-produce vehicles for the homeless

What is a key challenge in the Ghana ThinkTank's border project?

• Finding funding for the project

• Encouraging people to be vulnerable

• Getting people to participate

• Building physical structures

What is the significance of the setup with screens in the border project?

• To allow people to submit and solve immigration problems

• To entertain people waiting in line

• To provide weather updates

• To display advertisements