Ghana Cultural Forum pays tribute to Padiki, urges creatives to continue her mission
”It urged stakeholders across the creative industry to work together to preserve Ghana’s cultural heritage, nurture talent and promote culture as a national development priority.“The future of Ghana’s creative industry depends not on individuals working in isolation, but on all stakeholders working together to preserve our heritage, nurture our talent and elevate the place of culture within our national agenda.”The Forum said Padiki’s influence extended beyond her artwork, noting that she had become one of Ghana’s strongest advocates for the visual arts by championing greater recognition for artists, the preservation of cultural heritage and increased investment in the creative economy.
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