Nana Ofosuaa Oforiatta Ayim

In a thought-provoking conversation with Nobel Prize winner Abdulrazak Gurnah for Al Jazeera, Ayim delves into the enduring consequences of colonialism, illuminating shared themes in their respective works. Gurnah's exploration of migration and cultural upheaval resonates deeply with Ayim's efforts to redefine narratives surrounding African art and heritage.

Ayim's groundbreaking initiatives, including the Pan-African Cultural Encyclopedia and Mobile Museums project in Ghana, signify a departure from traditional Western frameworks. By challenging simplistic colonial narratives, she and Gurnah exemplify a commitment to reclaiming and preserving marginalized histories.

Ayim's remarkable contributions have garnered widespread acclaim, with honors such as the 'Woman of the Year' in the Cultural Arts Award in 2021 and recognition from Okayafrica and The Africa Report. Her multifaceted expertise spans writing, filmmaking, and art curation, earning accolades such as the Art & Technology Award from LACMA.