Perspective – Wrap Party/ Finissage, Apr. 8 2016 @ Goethe-Institut – Auditorium

Just A Band invites all of you to celebrate the finissage of the exhibition, PERSPECTIVE!
Date and time: Friday, 8th April 2016, 8.00 pm
Venue: Goethe-Institut, Auditorium
Admission: free
About
This Wrap Party is the finissage of Just A Band’s third video art exhibition, PERSPECTIVE. The exhibition is focused on stories told through the first person narrative.The Wrap Party wants to celebrate the exhibition as well as the work of Just A Band in general. This is one of the very last chances to see Just A Band live before they take a break.
Book Launch: The Wretched Africans, Apr. 7 2016 @ Goethe Institut Auditorium

Date and Time: Thursday, 07th April 2016, 6.00 pm
Venue: Goethe-Institut, Auditorium
Admission: free
About
A Study of Rabai and Freretown Slave Settlements By Joe Khamisi.
No one in the history of humankind has suffered the indignity, abuse, and pain of slavery than the African. Unfortunately, the African slave narrative – written mainly by western historians and missionaries – has been contemptibly distorted to portray Europeans as the gallant saviours, the notorious slave traders as swaggering heroes.
The Wretched Africans peels off what is beneath the Arab slave trade, unravels the racism and abuse meted against Africans by European explorers and missionaries, and lays bare the heroism and resilience of the African captives.
The book will be launched in the form of a moderated panel discussion with Joe Khamisi, Dr. Mshai Mwangola, Edgar Manasseh and Khainga O’Okwemba.
Exhibition: Artists & Friends by Dale Webster, Apr. 3 2016 @ Red Hill Art Gallery

Venue: Red Hill Art Gallery
Time: 11 am – 5 pm
The exhibition will be accompanied by a dance performance of the Trips Team of the Africa Yoga Project.
About
“This exhibition is the second at Red Hill Art Gallery to show my portraits of some of the extraordinary artists currently working in Nairobi and beyond. I have called this exhibition ‘Artists and Friends’, a nod to the Sargent Show in London last year, and the deliberate ambiguity of the title. All are, I hope, friends and most are artists.
The last few years has seen an explosion of visual art in Kenya, artists of a new generation whose themes and subjects are multifarious, but all of whom share the same serious concern for the nature of the human condition, and it is this that interests me in my choice of subject, the artists themselves.” – Dale Webster







