dEX Lingo dEX Ghana

It is always an interesting journey for anyone who experiences the beauty of colours, strokes & lines! This is the similar experience we have in this episode as we get to understand the make of Enosh Ghansah, a father, designer and a typography savant who has commissioned major brands in Ghana and believes in research!

P.S Don’t miss out on our flagship event, Artmosphere 4.0, going live on the 30th of August 2020. Visit dexartmosphere.org/  to sign up now

“It's our mission to shrink the Gap for artists to get the market.., to ensure that our industry is not looked down on... ”, these are the words of an illustrious and entrepreneurial daughter of the Republic of Ghana who has valiantly earned her seat as the current Director of the Creative Arts Council. In this episode, we swim in her rivers of experience as we relive her narrative of how she became a leader in the creative industry.

Governance meets creativity and we’re owning the parliament house for this one on topics of Creative Funds, Policy-Making and Support! Join Gyankroma Akufo-Addo in this episode where we debunk creativity as a hobby.

Also, don’t miss out on our flagship event, Artmosphere 4.0, going live on the 30th of August 2020. Visit dexartmosphere.org/ for more details.

Lights, camera, pose! Ghanaian photography has moved from the black and white stage to a moment of colour and grandiose display for print, advertising and social media. 

In this episode, we look into the lenses of a Londoner turned Ghanaian-based photographer who has told a plethora of stories with photography. Emmanuel Bobbie would be showing us his journey of storytelling and how he has thrived as a successful photographer in Ghana -#FunFact that's on his call card.

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Desk all set, notebook and pens ready and a mind to execute that gig! We all have this moment  where we need to  find the right work space that  inspires our creative workflow.
In this episode, we explore the creative life of Sunita Kragbe, CEO of Basecamp Initiative, and a creative expert with 8 years of experience in Advertising, Branding, Design, Marketing and Project Management across parts of Europe and Africa. She is passionate about the creative arts, spaces & interiors, marketing, capacity building and problem solving.
We will explore her journey and how this daughter of advertising became the founder/CEO of a co-working space for creative people.

Being an educationist and a principled person in the world of design, Farah Hamoui, the Head of Department of the Graphic Design Department at Radford University decodes having a design education in Ghana in this episode.
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Colours, brushes and a lot of outlines.

Whew! That's a lot but we have the breakdown on this episode with an industry illustrator yogi who has built a career in illustration and has setup a seemingly odd ensemble of a brand that has stolen the hearts of the younger generation.

Biography

Delali Avemegah is an  artpreneur, a storyteller and a music head . He currently works at Fish & Plankton, an independent, creative publishing company based in Ghana, as the CEO who foresees the team's goals into developing stories that sell.

With Fish & Plankton's strong network of f writers,  artists, illustrators, volunteers and social listeners, they  develop books for children in Africa and the rest of the world and believe that good stories are great tools to educate, inspire and engage the children of our generation.