Abraham Abia
MANAGING DIRECTOR
Abraham Abia is a dynamic leader and cultural advocate at the intersection of business and the arts.
As the CEO of a multinational conglomerate spanning legal, management consulting, accounting & tax, energy, healthcare, financial services, and the arts - he has built a dynamic platform that fosters cross-industry excellence.
Through The African Art Hub, Abraham has oversees collaborations with key stakeholders in the art world, championing artists whose work challenges narratives and redefines African visual identity.
Under his leadership, TAAH has successfully placed African artists in major collections, orchestrated exhibitions across Europe and North America, and facilitated cross-cultural exchanges that bridge African artistic heritage with the global art market.
Antonia Mejía Arango
GALLERY LEAD & CURATOR
Antonia Mejía Arango is a multidisciplinary curator and designer whose work explores how art, identity, and cultural practices intersect across the Global South. Drawing from her background in image, communication, and curatorial studies, Antonia brings a bold and
cross-cultural approach to exhibition-making — one that connects emerging voices with global audiences.
She holds a MA in Curation and Collections at the University of the Arts London – ChelseaCollege of Arts, and a DICOM degree in Image, Design and Communication from the Istituto Europeo di Design, Madrid. Her curatorial work includes recent exhibitions in London and Madrid.
As Lead Curator at The African Art Hub, soon The Southern Art Hub, Antonia spearheads the organisation’s transformation into a platform advocating for creativity and discourse from the Global South. Her work bridges art, design, and dialogue — shaping new ways of seeing contemporary culture through an inclusive lens.
Kezia Ouomoye Owusu - Ankomah
CONSULTANT
Kezia Ouomoye is an art practitioner known for her art, writing, mentoring and curatorial skills.
Her contribution to the field of Fine Art has been as a Guest Curator at Kwame Nkrumah' University of Science and Technology, Kumasi where she also later took on the role of a 'Graduate Assistant' mentoring 120 young artists to develop their artistic voices.
Her most recent stint has been that of a 'Gallery Associate' with ADA Gallery, Ghana.
In her time there she has had 9 successful shows and news features under her administration.
She holds a Ph.D. candidate at the Department of Painting and Sculpture.
Esther Lundgren
CONSULTANT
Esther Lundgren is a dedicated art writer, curator, and arts operations consultant with a strong commitment to amplifying underrepresented voices in contemporary art.
With extensive experience in coordinating fine art exhibitions from concept to execution, Esther has worked closely with artists, collectors, and institutions to commission and mentor emerging talent. She has also developed and delivered tailored arts education programs, furthering engagement with diverse audiences.
Her most recent curatorial contribution was on Ujamaa, a collaborative project between The National Trust and Writerz & Scribez, which explored the legacy of Kenyan poet and artist Khadambi Asalache’s home, a site of immense cultural significance.
Esther holds a First-Class Honours degree in Comparative Literature from King’s College London, where she specialised in African cultural production and the dialogues created through cross-cultural exchange. During this time, she also established herself as an art writer, contributing to publications such as Trebuchet Magazine, where her work delves into themes of intersectionality, cultural identity, and artistic activism.
