Paul Ninson's guest appearances

Paul Ninson

The Chase Jarvis LIVE Show

We Are Photographers

Everything Is Connected

Droppin' Jewelz Radio

Jasmine Star

David DuChemin

Kesha Lambert

Grace Chon

Jen Rozenbaum

Benjamin Von Wong

Omar Z. Robles

Cristina Mittermeier

Ibarionex Perello

Frederick Van Johnson

Ami Vitale

Lynsey Addario

Mark Wallace

Chase Jarvis

Erin Sullivan

OwlTail

On this episode I'm joined by Ayesha Williams and Paul Ninson. Ayesha Williams is an art professional with over a decade of experience working with visual artists, presenting programs, and generating funding for both commercial galleries and nonprofit institutions. She is currently the Executive Director of The Laundromat Project, a nonprofit organization that advances artists and neighbors as change agents in their own communities. Paul Ninson is the Founder and Executive Director of the Dikan Center, a not-for-profit visual education institution in Ghana that is fast gaining reputation for its impact and dedication to educating the next generation of Africa’s creative leaders with the skills to transform their communities, countries and the continent. We're at Dikan Center in Accra, Ghana when we sit down to talk about their work and respective practices within the art world. 

On this episode I'm joined by Ayesha Williams and Paul Ninson. Ayesha Williams is an art professional with over a decade of experience working with visual artists, presenting programs, and generating funding for both commercial galleries and nonprofit institutions. She is currently the Executive Director of The Laundromat Project, a nonprofit organization that advances artists and neighbors as change agents in their own communities. Paul Ninson is the Founder and Executive Director of the Dikan Center, a not-for-profit visual education institution in Ghana that is fast gaining reputation for its impact and dedication to educating the next generation of Africa’s creative leaders with the skills to transform their communities, countries and the continent.  We're at Dikan Center in Accra, Ghana when we sit down to talk about their work and respective practices within the art world.

Ayesha Williams and Paul Ninson

Join Jewelznyc as she sits down with Paul Ninson, a Ghanaian photographer whose story came to light by Humans of New York in a powerful way. Find out how Paul’s pursuit to care for his daughter turned into the will and desire to inspire other creatives in his community by working to bring Dikan Center to fruition. With over $1M raised thus far, find out what drives his heart and why he is determined to take the lead for others!

Join Jewelznyc as she sits down with Paul Ninson, a Ghanaian photographer whose story came to light by Humans of New York in a powerful way. Find out how Paul’s pursuit to care for his daughter turned into the will and desire to inspire other creatives in his community by working to bring Dikan Center to fruition. With over $1M raised thus far, find out what drives his heart and why he is determined to take the lead for others!

Droppin‘ Jewelz Radio: Paul Ninson

Paul Ninson is a freelance photographer based in Ghana with passion for portraits, visual storytelling and documenting humanitarian and environmental stories. His current personal projects include the Masai tribes in Kenya, the lower Omo Valley of Ethiopia, and documenting the lives of women in Umoja for his Village with No Men project. In this episode, Paul talks about the life-changing experience of meeting Brandon Stanton in Ghana, being featured on Humans of New York and gaining 30k followers from around the world in one day. Paul attributes his photography education to CreativeLive where he spends most of his non-working hours learning from as many classes as he can. He talks about getting his first camera and how he’s been growing his business and portfolio of personal work ever since. Paul is the definition of taking risks, nonstop hard work, nurturing a supportive community and sharing knowledge and inspiration in return. This is We Are Photographers with Paul Ninson and this is his story.

<a href="https://www.instagram.com/pninson/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Paul Ninson</a> is a freelance photographer based in Ghana with passion for portraits, visual storytelling and documenting humanitarian and environmental stories. His current personal projects include the Masai tribes in Kenya, the lower Omo Valley of Ethiopia, and documenting the lives of women in Umoja for his Village with No Men project. In this episode, Paul talks about the life-changing experience of meeting Brandon Stanton in Ghana, being <a href="https://www.instagram.com/humansofny/p/Bo90vx4Fkd4/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">featured on Humans of New York</a> and gaining 30k followers from around the world in one day. Paul attributes his photography education to <a href="http://creativelive.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CreativeLive</a> where he spends most of his non-working hours learning from as many classes as he can. He talks about getting his first camera and how he’s been growing his business and portfolio of personal work ever since. Paul is the definition of taking risks, nonstop hard work, nurturing a supportive community and sharing knowledge and inspiration in return. This is We Are Photographers with <a href="www.paulninson.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Paul Ninson</a> and this is his story.

Paul Ninson - Documenting Untold Stories of Africa