Selected Highlights

Tabi's work has been presented in solo and group exhibitions across Ghana and internationally. His exhibitions explore themes of identity, memory, community, and the everyday experiences that shape contemporary African life. Through expressive colour, layered textures, and dynamic compositions, his paintings invite viewers into spaces of reflection, connection, and cultural dialogue.

Notable exhibitions include African Expressions (2025), presented in Big Ada, Aburi, and London, and Portraits of Colour (2022) in Accra. Earlier presentations were held at Sankofa Art Gallery and Achimota Golf Club, contributing to a growing body of work that has reached diverse audiences both locally and abroad.

His work is also represented in permanent and long-term installations, including an ongoing exhibition at Labadi Beach Hotel. Beyond gallery settings, Tabi has undertaken major public and institutional commissions for Sankofa Beach House, Webster University Ghana, Achimota School, and One Airport Square in Accra.

These commissions include large-scale portraits celebrating influential African figures such as Kwame Nkrumah, Nelson Mandela, Kofi Annan, and Fela Kuti. Through these works, he contributes to the preservation and celebration of African history, leadership, and cultural achievement.

Alongside his studio practice, Tabi has collaborated on illustration, publishing, and public education projects, contributing artwork for children's publications and health awareness campaigns in Ghana and internationally. His multidisciplinary approach reflects a commitment to using visual art as both a cultural record and a tool for communication, education, and social engagement.