As part of the global campaigns against police brutality, xenophobia, domestic violence, and anti-black racism, Sela Adjei, a Ghanaian Multidisciplinary Artist, will open the Zadokeli Art Exhibition to raise awareness aimed at promoting racial justice, social harmony and peace-building initiatives. The exhibition is being organized in collaboration with Ghanaian writer, Dr Mawuli Adzei and spoken word poet, Elikplim Akorli. The collection for the forthcoming exhibition is made up of over 60 large scale paintings which have never been displayed in the public domain. Zadokeli will be curated by Edwin Otta and Michael Nii Dodoo Darku. Zadokeli will open at 5:30pm on Thursday, 25th May 2023. A book volume containing critical essays reflecting on the various issues captured in the ZADOKELI collection will be released at the exhibition. The book was edited by G. Edzordzi Agbozo, PhD (University of North Carolina Wilmington, USA) and Niklas Wolf, M.A. (University of Zurich). The contributing scholars include: Asana Greenstreet, M.A. (Royal College of Art), Matthew Francis Rarey, PhD (Oberlin, Ohio, USA), Elikplim Akorli, M.Phil, Damawa L. Jallah, Alan Dunyo Avorgbedor, PhD (McGill University’s Peter Guo-hua Fu School of Architecture), Kwabena Agyare Yeboah (University of California, Santa Barbara), Kate Wand, MFA, Nii Kotei Nikoi, PhD (College of Wooster, Ohio, U.S.A.), and Fidelia Ankomah, M.Phil (University of Cape Coast, Ghana). Zadokeli will officially be launched by Prof Obadele Kambon at the opening reception. For more information about the Zadokeli Exhibition, visit: www.gringhana.com/grin-blog/zadokeli