Dr Yaya Moussa

Currently on display at Gallery Soview in Accra, the ‘I SEE EVERYTHING YOU CAN BE’ exhibition brings together the works of five emerging Ghanaian artists: Elroy Salam, Emmanuel Afriyie Arthur, Quarshie Dela, Baahwa, and Mary-Jo Adjetey. These artists, who have received support from the Africa Prime Initiative (API), showcase a diverse range of perspectives and mediums, reflecting the vibrancy of contemporary African art. This exhibition is the result of the collaboration between Gallery Soview and #API, an initiative dedicated to fostering and elevating emerging talent across the continent. The artists, through API’s grants, have had the opportunity to further develop their creative voices and share their work with a wider audience. This collaboration is a testament to the role API plays in strengthening #Africa’s artistic narrative globally. From Rising Voices in Namibia to partnerships in Madagascar, API’s efforts continue to open doors for artists and create lasting opportunitie...

I am pleased to share another outcome of the Africa Prime Initiative’s (API) commitment to uplifting #African talent. Currently on display at #LomanArt in Dakar, the ‘Soppiku: Métamorphose – The Evolution of Artistic Identity’ exhibition showcases the work of five emerging #Senegalese artists: Amy Celestina Ndione, Fatou Mandoye Mbengue, Laye Thione, Mouhamad Jawad, and Xaadim Bamba Mbow. Each artist has received a grant of US$2,000 from #API to support their artistic development and elevate their global recognition. The exhibition opening on 12th October was a success, featuring a guided exhibition tour led by curator Linjie Zhou. Attendees had the chance to engage with the artists, learning about the transformative themes present in their works and their individual contributions to the exhibition. ‘Soppiku: Métamorphose’ not only celebrates artistic growth but also underscores the importance of nurturing local talent in Senegal. A heartfelt thank you to the artists and Loman Art for ...