About
Nk - designer / artist / afrocentric
Nana Kwadwo Tk aka Nk is a young afrocentric and Afrofuturism digital artist and designer from Ghana, Accra. His work is mainly centered around youth culture and the expression of development in the Black experience, empowering Black Culture. Nk’s art aims to change the narrative and how Africa and our creative scene are seen. His work has been co-signed by public figures such as Viola Davis, French football Legend Djibril Cissé, Clint 419(Corteiz brand) and musician Rema.
Nk’s art has been exhibited internationally in countries such as Portugal, Rome, Kenya, Nigeria, the United States.
Nk is a multi-hyphenate and He integrates new mediums such as Augmented Reality technology in his most recent pieces.
Features and Collaborations
NYC Times square exhibit
MFA Gallery x OMEE Rome exhibition- “Plastic Futures”
Nairobi Design Week
Nk’s piece “A new era of discovery was showcased at Nairobi Design week, March, 2023
Google Arts and Culture- Climate Change
Climate change in collaboration with African Leadership Academy South Africa
Color Bloc Magazine Issue 14 feature
Creative Discovery Award
Received the “Creative Discovery of the Year” award at the 2022 edition of the Artpreciate Creative awards.
Nk in collaboration with Mizizi Shop
Illustration by nk for @mizizishop on the launch of their new Afronauts collection and clothing line.
“Afronauts” pays homage to the late
Edward Nkloso’s dream of having Zambia be the 1st nation to send an African to space.Brand Content for Signed LQ London
Kenga Magazine Cover
Nk’s piece “Modernization” featured on the cover on the Kenga magazine 2022 edition
Nk x Koffi Maako
Nk for Koffi Maako Ghana
1nri x Nk collaboration
Collaboration between the clothing brand 1nri and Nk exploring the ties between Afrofuturism and Spirituality
Prazzle magazine Feature
Nk and SmArt Magazine
Feature in SmArt magazine Canada
African Custodians Magazine
Feature in African Custodians Magazine Zambia
Exhibitions
Tote bags by Nk
Nk also produces beautifully-stencilled tote bags with his artwork imprinted on them.
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