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Nana Adusei-Poku is an Assistant Professor in the Department of History of Art and African American Studies at Yale University. Her work focuses on cultural shifts, Black Diasporic artistic production, and curatorial practices as research tools. She holds affiliations with institutions including UC Berkeley, Bard College, and Cooper Union. Current position: On Leave Fall 2025.
Research Interests:
- Intersection of art, politics, and popular culture
- Post-Black art discourse and curatorial methodologies
- Exhibition histories shaping Black art narratives
- Performative aspects of cultural memory
Key contributions include curating Black Melancholia (2022) and editing Reshaping the Field (2021). Her writings appear in Nka, eflux, and Kunstforum International.
Awards: Luma Foundation Fellow (2019-2022), Goethe Institute Fellowship (Brazil).
Professional Activities: Visiting scholar at University of Ghana, LSE, and Columbia University.
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