Dates: Until December 31, 2021
Medium: http://maryogembo.co.ke/auction/
About
Visual artist Mary Ogembo has spent years exploring the theme of the African woman and more. Now she has an opportunity to create new work in new and exciting frontiers. She is headed to Canada from January 2022.
Do follow this link (http://maryogembo.co.ke/auction/) to support her fundraiser!
Alternatively you can chip in, your donations on M-Changa – https://secure.changa.co.ke/myweb/share/51558
Dates: Until December 31, 2021
Medium: http://maryogembo.co.ke/auction/
About
Visual artist Mary Ogembo has spent years exploring the theme of the African woman and more. Now she has an opportunity to create new work in new and exciting frontiers. She is headed to Canada from January 2022.
Do follow this link (http://maryogembo.co.ke/auction/) to support her fundraiser!
Alternatively you can chip in, your donations on M-Changa – https://secure.changa.co.ke/myweb/share/51558
Dates: Until December 23, 2021
Venue: Circle Art Gallery
Viewing: by Appointment
For viewing appointments and to view the show, visit – https://www.artsy.net/show/circle-art-gallery-dennis-muraguri-new-sculpture
About
After taking a 5 year break from sculpture, he wished to revisit this medium and find new approaches. In these new works, recycled wood is used as a foundation on which he adds disparate materials, merging them seamlessly to create a sense of harmony. Muraguri’s combination of his chosen media seems effortless, as though all the parts have grown up together and are natural extensions of one other.
The exhibition runs until 23 December 2021.
Dates: Until December 23, 2021
Venue: Circle Art Gallery
Viewing: by Appointment
For viewing appointments and to view the show, visit – https://www.artsy.net/show/circle-art-gallery-dennis-muraguri-new-sculpture
About
After taking a 5 year break from sculpture, he wished to revisit this medium and find new approaches. In these new works, recycled wood is used as a foundation on which he adds disparate materials, merging them seamlessly to create a sense of harmony. Muraguri’s combination of his chosen media seems effortless, as though all the parts have grown up together and are natural extensions of one other.
The exhibition runs until 23 December 2021.
Dates: December 2, 2021 – February 28, 2022
Venue: Nairobi National Museum
Entry: Museum Rates Apply
About
This is a 3 months exhibition that seeks to increase outreach for Kenya’s prehistoric archaeological heritage.
Dates: December 1-15, 2021
Medium: Online ~ https://lusophonefilmfest.org/online-cinema/brazil-in-nairobi-2021…
Watch #Brazilian films from the comfort & safety of your home! Organized by @BrazilEmbassyKE in partnership w/ the #Lusophone Film Fest.
Dates: December 1-15, 2021
Medium: Online ~ https://lusophonefilmfest.org/online-cinema/brazil-in-nairobi-2021…
Watch #Brazilian films from the comfort & safety of your home! Organized by @BrazilEmbassyKE in partnership w/ the #Lusophone Film Fest.
Date: December 11, 2021
Venue: Alliance Française Nairobi Garden
Time: 2-6 PM
Tickets: Advance KES 700 (Available, here)
*Ticket prices include a copy of the book, and all ticket sales proceeds support Kintsugi’s “Share your Christmas meal with a refugee family” campaign.
About
Join us in celebrating a feat of refugee storytelling with this exciting new compilation of refugee autobiographies. What do these stories tell us about refuge in the modern era? What does it mean for Kenyans to be hosts to nearly 500,000 displaced people?
Panel discussion featuring:
• Prof. Peter Kagwanja, President & CEO, Africa Policy Institute
• Caroline Njuki, Chief Technical Advisor, ILO Kenya
• Foni Joyce, Refugee youth leader and education advocate
Musical performances by Kidum and Nick Kosovo.
Original poetry from Nadine Gakungu.
This event is organized by Kintsugi and the Finance in Displacement (FIND) project of Tufts University and sponsored by FSD Africa and the International Rescue Committee (IRC).
Date: December 11, 2021
Venue: Alliance Française Nairobi Garden
Time: 2-6 PM
Tickets: Advance KES 700 (Available, here)
*Ticket prices include a copy of the book, and all ticket sales proceeds support Kintsugi’s “Share your Christmas meal with a refugee family” campaign.
About
Join us in celebrating a feat of refugee storytelling with this exciting new compilation of refugee autobiographies. What do these stories tell us about refuge in the modern era? What does it mean for Kenyans to be hosts to nearly 500,000 displaced people?
Panel discussion featuring:
• Prof. Peter Kagwanja, President & CEO, Africa Policy Institute
• Caroline Njuki, Chief Technical Advisor, ILO Kenya
• Foni Joyce, Refugee youth leader and education advocate
Musical performances by Kidum and Nick Kosovo.
Original poetry from Nadine Gakungu.
This event is organized by Kintsugi and the Finance in Displacement (FIND) project of Tufts University and sponsored by FSD Africa and the International Rescue Committee (IRC).
Opens: Saturday, November 27 2021
Venue: One Off Contemporary Art Gallery
Until: January 9, 2022
For more information, visit – ‘Seasons, Migration, Earth and Sky‘ by Timothy Brooke & ‘Sacrifice Pasture‘ by Elias Mung’ora.
