Charity Gala for Sustainable Water Futures
A black-tie evening featuring art exhibition “Woven Currents”.
Vivie’s dance | Accra International String Quartet | Artwork Auction | Raffle lucky draw
The Association of Spouses of Heads of Diplomatic Missions and International Organizations (ASOHOM) is a charitable organization uniting the diplomatic community to deliver humanitarian support for Ghana’s vulnerable communities via fundraising, cultural exchange and impact‑driven projects. All proceeds from this gala will go towards supporting local vulnerable groups.
Black tie charity evening for sustainable water futures.
This special evening, organized by ASOHOM, led by Sovanna Taliercio, Yeter Güngör and ASOHOM Fundraising Committee, brings together art, culture, philanthropy, and meaningful connection in support of sustainable water futures.
The Gala will feature “Woven Currents,” an art exhibition curated by Fang Wang Linulf and Fadila Njoya, showcasing the work of four outstanding Ghanaian artists.
Highlights include Emmanuel Aggrey Tieku’s landmark large‑scale textile installation addressing textile water pollution and ocean pollution, blue‑masked figure work by Sena Burgundy, Ghanaian‑rooted photography by Nana Frimpong Oduro, Evans Torngmortey Akornor’s fishing‑environment‑connected works, and Patrick Tagoe‑Turkson’s intricate assemblages repurposing beach‑collected marine debris such as discarded flip‑flops and ghost nets to explore ecology, cultural memory and environmental justice.
Guests will also experience the live dance “Cry of the River” performance by Vivie’s Dance, live music by Accra International String Quartet, an auction of selected exhibited artworks, raffle lucky draw, and opportunities for meaningful networking.
Blending art, culture and philanthropy, this event invites you to stand for better water stewardship for all.
With Appreciation
Our sincere thanks go to all members of ASOHOM for their continued support and dedication.
Special appreciation goes to the ASOHOM Fundraising Committee: Sovanna Taliercio · Murray Weston · Yeter Güngör · Consolatte Ochan · Bea K. Okai · Fang Wang Linulf
Emmanuel Aggrey Tieku (b.1994), multidisciplinary artist and civil‑engineer based between Accra and Paris, work with textiles waste. His practice interrogates waste colonialism, identity and sustainability. Awarded the 2025 Ellipse Prize, he has taken part in numerous international exhibitions and art fairs.
Sena Burgundy is a Ghanaian artist whose blue figures explore self-awareness, identity, and introspection. Inspired by “nosce te” — know thyself — he blends imagination and realism to create dreamlike worlds shaped by cinema and music.
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Patrick Tagoe-Turkson is a Ghanaian multidisciplinary artist, educator, and environmental advocate whose practice investigates ecology, material culture, memory, migration, and resilience. Working with discarded flip-flops collected from Ghana’s coastline, ghost nets, reclaimed textiles, and found materials, he transforms waste into intricate assemblages informed by Asafo flags, Kente, and indigenous knowledge systems. His practice examines the cultural and environmental narratives embedded in discarded objects, positioning material transformation as a form of ecological and cultural renewal. His work has been exhibited internationally across Africa, Europe, North America, and Asia and is held in collections including the Royal Ontario Museum and Museo Nacional de Antropología
Nana Frimpong Oduro is a photographer and art director in Tema, Ghana, whose universe draws inspiration from surrealism. The artist creates dark-toned compositions where the human figure emerges from water, embodying fluidity, emotion, and depth. Like a visual poem, Nana Frimpong Oduro materializes the human condition, exploring themes of interdependence, solidarity, and hope.
Evans Torngmortey Akornor is a Ghanaian multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans painting, sculpture, sound, literature, and performance. Rooted in coastal life, spiritual memory, and personal experience, his work explores evolving thresholds of meaning.
Each ticket includes admission to the ASOHOM Diplomatic Charity Art Gala 2026, featuring an evening of fine art, dinner, live entertainment, the charity art auction, and other fundraising activities.
Guests may purchase:
After payment, your ticket(s) will be sent by email as secure PDF tickets. Each ticket contains its own unique QR code for entry. If you purchase multiple tickets, they will all be delivered in a single confirmation email.
Yes. Seating requests are welcome but must be submitted no later than 25 September 2026. While every effort will be made to accommodate requests, they cannot be guaranteed after the deadline.
The ASOHOM Diplomatic Charity Art Gala is a fundraising event supporting ASOHOM’s charitable and humanitarian initiatives. By attending, you are helping raise funds for impactful community projects while celebrating art, culture, and philanthropy.
For table bookings, call 0502501852 or email murray.weston@gmail.com