The Migrant Art Foundation illuminates the path toward knowledge for immigrant women creatives of the West African diaspora.
The children of immigrants are often directed towards more pragmatic career paths due to the uncertainty surrounding creative education. This can stem from concerns about financial stability and societal expectations. The absence of knowledge within the artistic sphere further amplifies this apprehension, leading to fewer opportunities for exploration and expression.
The children of immigrants are often directed to more pragmatic pursuits due to the uncertainty that surrounds creative education. The absence of knowledge within the artistic sphere only amplifies this apprehension.
Unfortunately, the lack of creative expression from immigrant women on all platforms continues to go unnoticed.