In this episode we delve into the evolving art scene in Ghana, exploring how it has transformed over the years and examining the importance of representation and the pivotal role of women in this transformation.

What challenges do emerging women artists face today?

We highlight some of the notable emerging talents in Ghana and discuss their significant contributions to the local art landscape. Additionally, we consider what initiatives and strategies can be implemented to further empower women in the contemporary art world and explore the opportunities for these artists to thrive. Adiki, our guest, is a visionary force within the art world. With over a decade of experience spanning Lubbock, New York City, Cape Town, and Accra, she brings a wealth of knowledge in visual art and psychology. As a founding member of Gallery 1957 and a core development team member of dot.ateliers, Adiki continually pushes the boundaries of process optimization and artistic collaboration, driving forward the artistic creative ecosystems across the African continent. Notably, she managed the launch of "Nok by Alára's Pop-up Shop" at the Brooklyn Museum and co-curated the exhibition "Left-Hanging" at dot. Ateliers, showcasing selected works from the Amoako Boafo collection.