About Nwaka
I'm a curator, storyteller, moderator, and creative strategist passionate about preserving and celebrating culture. My work bridges art, music, and history to craft immersive experiences that honor the past and spark the future.
My work lives at the intersection of truth and rhythm. I’ve curated more than 20 exhibitions across the U.S. and globally—from Wake Me When I’m Free: Tupac Shakur to The Beatles: Get Back—reaching audiences from museum halls to digital platforms. As the former Chief Curator of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and a curator at the GRAMMY Museum, I’ve led award-winning projects that explore music and culture as a force for memory, movement, and social change.
When I’m not building exhibitions, I’m diving deep into water, wellness, and purpose. Swimming and yoga keep me grounded, and mentorship, especially with young women and rising creatives, keeps me aligned.
This is more than work—it’s legacy. It’s energy. Its impact. Let’s make it unforgettable.