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The Value of Having a Supportive Ecosystem with Adora Mba, Founder of ADA Contemporary Art Gallery in Ghana
In this episode, we sit down with the insightful Adora Mba, Founder of ADA Contemporary Art Gallery in Accra, Ghana, as she shares her inspiring journey in the contemporary art world. From her early love of art to her pioneering role as a gallerist, Adora opens up about the driving force behind her mission to discover and nurture artists across Africa.
An art advisor, collector, and writer, Adora's experience working in Africa’s creative industry has nurtured her expertise and discerning perspective on the continent’s artistic scene and associated market. As a Nigerian-Ghanaian raised in London, Accra, and Lagos, Adora's formative years were shaped by cultivating a dialogue between her African roots and British education.
We dive into the intentions behind her LA show, "The Sound of Our Souls," and how she envisions the global art market evolving and creating more space for emerging women artists. With vulnerability, Adora reflects on the importance of building trust within her team and herself, embracing the unknown, and making room for rest and discovery. She highlights the importance of having a trusted support ecosystem, reminding us that thriving in this industry is not a one-person show.
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By Omoge and Co. ProjectsIn this episode, we sit down with the insightful Adora Mba, Founder of ADA Contemporary Art Gallery in Accra, Ghana, as she shares her inspiring journey in the contemporary art world. From her early love of art to her pioneering role as a gallerist, Adora opens up about the driving force behind her mission to discover and nurture artists across Africa.
An art advisor, collector, and writer, Adora's experience working in Africa’s creative industry has nurtured her expertise and discerning perspective on the continent’s artistic scene and associated market. As a Nigerian-Ghanaian raised in London, Accra, and Lagos, Adora's formative years were shaped by cultivating a dialogue between her African roots and British education.
We dive into the intentions behind her LA show, "The Sound of Our Souls," and how she envisions the global art market evolving and creating more space for emerging women artists. With vulnerability, Adora reflects on the importance of building trust within her team and herself, embracing the unknown, and making room for rest and discovery. She highlights the importance of having a trusted support ecosystem, reminding us that thriving in this industry is not a one-person show.