Written by Staff Writer-Now Moments TIMES
Discover the depth and diversity of African creativity and culture at the African Creative Class. This remarkable Ghana screening event is taking place on November 14th at Eaton House in Washington,DC. The evening promises a unique celebration of art and purpose, showcasing a powerful documentary and revealing rare insights into the stories of African creatives who are shaping the world today.
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Directed by Amarachi Nwosu, the African Creative Class, the documentary introduces forward-thinking artists and creators in Ghana, highlighting how they use their skills to redefine and celebrate African identity. This 30-minute film is part of a larger series that explores how creativity within Africa fosters cultural change and builds connections worldwide. Through storytelling and interviews, the documentary brings forward the impact these visionaries have as they use their art to create meaningful change.
More than just a film screening, this event explores the creative energy fueling Africa’s cultural landscape. From art and music to fashion and media, the African Creative Class series celebrates individuals who serve as a bridge between communities. This short film offers an intimate look into the lives of artists transforming culture through collaboration and creativity, allowing viewers to connect with Africa’s artistic movements.
After the screening, meet the team behind the film, including director Amarachi Nwosu and creatives Ryan Hampton and Vanessa Dos Santos, moderated by cultural strategist Terry Oppong. This engaging panel explores the power of art as a tool for social change and offers attendees insights into the journey and vision of these inspiring creatives.
Connect with others who are passionate about African culture, creativity, and social progress. The networking session creates an open environment for conversations, where attendees can meet like-minded individuals, share ideas, and build meaningful connections within the creative community.
Ticket holders have the chance to capture a professional headshot by photographer Ryan Hampton, known for celebrating African artistry. This exclusive offering adds a personal keepsake for attendees.
The African Creative Class event is a rich experience for media professionals, journalists, and culture enthusiasts. With its in-depth film and panel discussion, the event provides valuable content that highlights African influence in art and global innovation, making it ideal for creative inspiration and storytelling. Attendees will gain new perspectives on African identity and empowerment, understanding the significance of African creativity in shaping global narratives.
This event underscores the power of creativity to drive social change and uplift communities. The stories told in African Creative Class: Ghana demonstrate how art, music, and culture can connect people, foster understanding, and bring about positive change. By attending, participants join a movement that celebrates and amplifies African innovation and its global impact.
Attending this screening offers more than just a viewing experience—it’s an invitation to engage with African culture and creativity in a way that sparks inspiration and builds connections. Don’t miss the chance to become part of a story that celebrates African innovation.
Event Details
Date: Thursday, November 14, 2024
Time: Doors open at 6:30 PM; screening begins at 7:00 PM, followed by the panel discussion and networking
Location: Eaton House, Washington D.C.
Ticketing: Limited tickets are available on Ticket Tailor and onsite on the day of the event
This event is hosted by Melanin Unscripted, Evrything Africa, and Eaton House, with support from Eaton House resident Ryan Hampton. Together, they are dedicated to connecting communities through culture and creativity.
Be part of the African Creative Class event to see how Africa’s creative visionaries are shaping the world and become part of a story that champions positive change.
