Habitual overachiever since preschool™

Raquel Wilson-Sow is an independent curator, cultural anthropologist and founder of Migration Patterns, a journal and online gallery that explores the mutation of visual and performing arts across cultures. As both anthropologist and curator, Wilson-Sow studies the transformation of traditional into contemporary art forms and is dedicated to keeping access and education in the forefront of art conversations.

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No Tees Please: Why Africa aid campaigns #FAIL

Edited by G. Kofi Annan and Raquel Wilson

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Oumar Ly

Oumar Ly

Photo archiving and cataloging for photographer and visual anthropologist

Migration Patterns

Migration Patterns

Exploration into the mutation and transformation of contemporary and traditional art forms

Odette Manon

Odette Manon

A care­fully crafted children’s lifestyle nav­i­ga­tor

TEDxYouthInspire

TEDxYouthInspire

An independently-organized TEDx event for young people held in Accra, Ghana on April 10, 2010.

Brooklyn Influence

Brooklyn Influence

Photo exhibition of works from Jamel Shabazz and Lafotographeuse

No Jheri Curls & No Drugs: A David Lee Photo Exhibit

No Jheri Curls & No Drugs: A David Lee Photo Exhibit

Behind the scenes of Spike Lee’s She’s Gotta Have It

A Great Day in Brooklyn

A Great Day in Brooklyn

Community building in Brooklyn with Jamel Shabazz & DOPE SWAN

for colored girls: an abbreviated reading & colored girls speak

for colored girls: an abbreviated reading & colored girls speak

Reading & panel addressing body image and self-esteem

DOPE SWAN

DOPE SWAN

Representation, exhibition preparation, publicity and business administration for visual & performing artists