ASOHOM hosts “Woven Currents” charity art gala for sustainable Water Futures
The Association of Spouses of Heads of Diplomatic Missions and International Organizations (ASOHOM) brought art, diplomacy and philanthropy together for its glamorous black-tie charity gala, centred on the urgent theme of sustainable water futures. At the heart of the evening was ‘Woven Currents’, a thought-provoking commissioned exhibition co-curated by Fang W. Linulf of LogonART and … The post…
The Association of Spouses of Heads of Diplomatic Missions and International Organizations (ASOHOM) hosted a high-profile black-tie charity art gala, centered on the urgent theme of sustainable water futures. The evening's centerpiece was the 'Woven Currents' exhibition, an innovative and thought-provoking collection of artworks by five distinguished Ghanaian artists.
The exhibition, expertly curated by Fang W. Linulf and Fadila Njoya, transformed a versatile multi-function hall into a vivid, immersive space that broke away from conventional gallery norms. The artworks directly addressed Ghana's pressing water-related challenges, with each piece offering a unique perspective on the country's aquatic realities.
The event not only showcased exceptional artistic talent but also served as a catalyst for meaningful conversations on water conservation, raising funds for humanitarian support for vulnerable communities in Ghana.
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