Thank you to everyone who joined us for Harmonia. Your support helps fund Nubuke Foundation’s work with the Methodist School for the Blind. Special thanks to our performers, designers, AFF, ASOHOM & Robert Owen-Jones. We’re grateful. #HarmoniaAtNubuke #NubukeFoundation

We opened Entry of a Dream by Eric Asamoah, our 2024–2025 Young Ghanaian Artist (YGA), this weekend. Watch highlights from the exhibition and Art Talk ⬇️ Now on view at Nubuke Foundation, East Legon, till 30 Aug. #EricAsamoah #YGA2025 #NubukeFoundation

At Woori2025, Anita Iddriss led a stitching session with a local fugu weaver—showing how Ghanaian textiles can evolve for global markets. Explore these stories of collaboration at the Woori 2025 exhibition—open at Nubuke Foundation Centre for Textiles and Clay, until June 30th.

Emmanuel Aggrey Tieku’s textile works—stitched from discarded fabrics—explore waste, care & sustainability. See them at Nubuke Foundation Centre for Textiles & Clay—Woori 2025 exhibition open until June 30th. #SustainableArt #NubukeFoundation #NubukeWa #artexhibition

Discarded fabrics transformed into stitched works by Emmanuel Aggrey Tieku—reflecting waste, care & resilience. See them at Nubuke Foundation Centre for Textiles & Clay—Woori 2025 exhibition open until June 30th. #SustainableArt #NubukeFoundation #NubukeWa #ArtExhibition

Designers, dancers & DJs came together for a stunning fashion show celebrating textiles & movement at Woori 2025. See the Woori 2025 exhibition at Nubuke Foundation Centre for Textiles & Clay—open until June 30th. #FashionShow #MadeInGhana #NubukeFoundation #NubukeWa

Artist talks & forums connected exhibiting & local artists at #Woori2025—building community & fostering dialogue in Wa. See the exhibition at Nubuke Foundation Centre for Textiles & Clay—open until June 30th. #ArtEcosystem #NubukeFoundation

At #Woori2025: A concept loom by Rahmee Wetterich & Prof. Essel produces complex weaves 4x faster—helping weavers scale their craft. See the exhibition at Nubuke Foundation Centre for Textiles & Clay—open until June 30th. #TextileInnovation #NubukeFoundation #NubukeWa #Fashion

Close-up views of woven fabrics from Woori 2025—crafted on a concept loom by Rahmee Wetterich & Prof. Essel. Tradition meets innovation. See them at Nubuke Foundation Centre for Textiles & Clay—open until June 30th. #TextileInnovation

Artist Blanche Boni-Mississo reflects on her shift beyond canvas—working with polythene, glass & textiles at #Woori2025. See the exhibition at Nubuke Foundation Centre for Textiles & Clay—open until June 30th. #ContemporaryArt #NubukeWa #NubukeFoundation

Blanche Boni-Mississo’s works at #Woori2025 push the boundaries of painting—combining polythene, glass & textiles to explore space & gesture. See them at Nubuke Foundation Centre for Textiles & Clay—open until June 30th. #ContemporaryArt #NubukeFoundation #NubukeWa

The #Woori2025 Tours explored Wa Naa’s Palace, Nakore Ancient Mosque & Wa Market—connecting visitors to Wa’s living heritage. These tours are also available year-round. See the exhibition at Nubuke Foundation Centre for Textiles & Clay—open until June 30th. #CulturalHeritage

Blanche Boni-Mississo’s works at #Woori2025 push the boundaries of painting—combining polythene, glass & textiles to explore space & gesture. See them at Nubuke Foundation Centre for Textiles & Clay—open until June 30th. #ContemporaryArt #NubukeFoundation

At #Woori2025, Laryea Enoch Nii Adjei (Sage) explored family & kinship through clay sculptures—where tradition meets personal narrative. See them at Nubuke Foundation Centre for Textiles & Clay—open until June 30th. #CeramicArt

Sound & story took centre stage at #NuWoori2025 with audiobook & film sessions for children & adults—part of Woori’s expanded community programming. See the exhibition at Nubuke Foundation Centre for Textiles & Clay—open until June 30th. #Storytelling #NubukeFoundation #NubukeWa

Clay, kinship, and memory—Sage’s sculptures at #Woori2025 reflect on family & belonging through tactile, grounded forms. See them at Nubuke Foundation Centre for Textiles & Clay—open until June 30th. #CeramicArt #NubukeFoundation

Artist Nana Yaa Poku Asare-Boadu explored movement, space & perception through a powerful participatory performance at #Woori2025. See the exhibition at Nubuke Foundation Centre for Textiles & Clay—open until June 30th. #PerformanceArt #NubukeWa

Nana Yaa Poku Asare-Boadu’s participatory performance at #Woori2025 explored movement, space & audience through embodied dialogue. See the exhibition at Nubuke Foundation Centre for Textiles & Clay—open until June 30th. #PerformanceArt #NubukeWa #NubukeFoundation

Inside the Baadare Spider Sculpture at #Woori2025—children, weavers & volunteers created a collective stitched artwork, bringing generations together. See the exhibition at Nubuke Foundation Centre for Textiles & Clay—open until June 30th. #Community #NubukeFoundation #NubukeWa