Charleston, SC, September 17, 2026 —

Charleston has officially announced Akua Page as the selected artist for the 2026 MOJA Arts Festival poster design competition. The announcement marks a significant step in the preparation for the upcoming festival, which celebrates African American and African diaspora culture.

The MOJA Arts Festival is a long-standing cultural event in Charleston, typically featuring a variety of performances, exhibitions, and educational programs. The poster design competition is a key element in establishing the visual identity for each festival year.

Details regarding the specific design submitted by Akua Page, as well as the judging criteria and the number of entries received, were not immediately available. The announcement was made by Charleston officials. Further information about the winning design and Akua Page’s background is expected to be released closer to the festival dates.

The 2026 MOJA Arts Festival is anticipated to draw artists, performers, and audiences from across the region and beyond, highlighting the rich heritage and contemporary expressions within the African American and African diaspora communities. The selection of a winning poster design is a traditional prelude to the festival’s marketing and promotional efforts.

While Akua Page has been named the winner, specific details about the prize, the timeline for the final design reveal, and other participating artists in the festival are pending further announcements from the Charleston organizing committee.



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