Dieuveil Malonga is Back! Chef’s Table Dinner, Apr. 11-12 2018 @ Jiko – the Tribe Hotel

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Discover Chef Dieuveil Malonga’s Afrofusion Cuisine with a special chef’s table dinner experience at Jiko, Tribe Hotel next week.

Dates: Wednesday, April 11, 2018 and Thursday, April 12, 2018
Venue: Jiko, Tribe Hotel Kenya
Time: 7:30pm – Cocktails, 8:00pm – Dinner
Cost: Just Dinner: KES 12,000/- per person, and Dinner With Wine Pairing: KES 15,000/- per person
Lipa na Mpesa available: Till number – 716994

Contact: +254 732 186 000 | +254 20 720 0601
RSVP: marketingdept@tribehotel-kenya.com

Limited seats available

Discussion: Reading Africa in the Black Panther Film, Apr. 6 2018 @ Rift Valley Institute, Laikipia Road – Kileleshwa

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Date: 6 April 2018
Venue: Rift Valley Institute, Laikipia Road – Kileleshwa
Time: 2.30-5.30 pm
RSVP – here

About
On 6 April 2018, the Rift Valley Forum in partnership with the British Institute in Eastern Africa will bring together panelists from different disciplines and interest groups to discuss the (mis)representation of Africa in the movie. It aims to explore the larger issues of the depiction of Africa while raising questions of homogenisation, the concept of Blackness and diasporisation, among others.

Moderator
Sitawa Namwalie – Writer/Poet/Performer

Discussants
Dr Wandia Njoya – Lecturer, Daystar University
Nanjala Nyabola – Political Analyst
Mehul Gohil – Writer
Patrick Gathara – Journalist/Cartoonist
Dr Njoki Ngumi – The Nest

Exhibition: Handmade Painting by Lisa Milroy, April 7-29 2018 @ One Off Contemporary Gallery

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Opening date: Saturday, April 7, 2018
Venue: One Off Contemporary Gallery
Time: Noon – 5 pm

Until April 29, 2018

About
Lisa Milroy is fascinated by material transformation and how one substance turns into another, whether it’s fabric into clothing, ink into words, clay into ceramics, or pigments into paintings. Milroy is also interested in imaginative transformation – how a painting turns into an experience that can touch or move the viewer.

Handmade: Paintings by Lisa Milroy brings together a selection of Milroy’s work from the past ten years to explore the subject of ‘looking and making’ and transformation. The paintings in the exhibition focus on the relation between the hand and eye, and the interplay between thinking, feeling and making. The exhibition features a range of work that reflects the diversity of Milroy’s approach to painting, including oil on canvas, interactive paintings and 3-D paintings.