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Curating
We develop exhibitions and cultural projects that create encounters between artworks, people, histories and ideas.
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Ananke Projects
About us
An independent cultural initiative dedicated to curatorial practice, publishing, visual culture and community art projects. Ananke Projects creates spaces for ideas, stories and creative practices to encounter one another. We are interested in what culture preserves, what it forgets, what remains unfinished, and what becomes possible when we look again.
- Founded by
- Seyram Klu De-Souza
- Based in
- Accra, Ghana
- Publishing imprint
- Ananke Editions
- Journal
- Interstice, since 2026
- Follow
- @ananke_projects
What we do
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Publishing
Through Ananke Editions, we create independent publications that give space to emerging voices, experimental practices and ideas that might otherwise remain at the margins.
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Community
We create participatory projects that bring people into cultural conversations: not simply as audiences, but as contributors to them.
Community ProjectsFeatured publication
Interstice
A Journal of Unfinished Ideas and Emergent Practice
A publication devoted to the fragments, experiments, drafts and unfinished thoughts that exist between an idea and what it eventually becomes.
Issue I, 2026 — unfinished poems, abandoned images, sketches, marginalia, visual traces and works still searching for their final form.
Our approach
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Curatorial
We see curating as an act of framing, questioning and creating relationships.
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Independent
We value experimentation, intellectual curiosity and the freedom to pursue ideas across institutional boundaries.
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Contextual
We believe cultural work should be attentive to the histories, places and communities from which it emerges.
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Collaborative
We believe meaningful cultural projects are rarely made alone.
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Emergent
We leave room for uncertainty, experimentation and things that have not yet found their final form.
Editorial team
Meet the teamSeyram Klu De-Souza
Founder & Chief Editor
Evangel Yorke Acquaye
Co-Editor
Aseye Tamakloe
Visiting Editorial Advisor
Nothing living was ever meant to be complete. Perhaps the process alone is always enough.
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