Exhibition: The Lake Basins Art, May 5-16 2011 @ Village Market

The Lake Basins Art Exhibition Opening Night
The exhibition runs from May 5th – May 16th

the Opening Night is on Saturday May 7th at 4pm

Over 100 pieces by Kisumu Artists, some of whom have never been to school or exhibited before. Others are part of the 20 LBAG members who have exhibited in the the last three exhibitions. Fresh from the rural landscape, come see authentic art, before it was touched by tourism and commercial frogs.

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Art Exhibition: As Others See Us-China in the Eyes of African Artists, Apr. 20-26 2011 @ Education Building UoN

China through Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) invited 15 African artists (From 15 African Countries) to China and during their residency in China they each produced 2 works of art on China.

Opening date: April 20, 2011
Venue: Education Building, University of Nairobi
Time: 4pm
Entry: Free

Organised by: Chinese ministry of Culture/Ministry of Commerce/State Administration of Radio, Film & Television, General Administration of Press & Publication/General Administration of Sports, State Administration of Cultural Heritage and Embassy of China in Kenya

Presented by: China Arts & Entertainment Group/ University of Nairobi

This exhibition will showcase how African artists see/perceive China

Concert: North meets South, Apr. 21 2011 @ Nairobi Museum

The Philomela choir is one of the most highly regarded choral groups in Finland. They will be teaming up with the Nairobi Chamber Chorus – a group of 25 refined singers based in Nairobi – for an evening concert at the Kenya National Museum – Nairobi. The concert program will feature lots of songs from the Finnish heritage together with Spirituals and Kenyan songs. The two choirs will together perform a series of Finnish and Kenyan songs Conducted by Marjukka Riihimäki (Philomela) and Ken Wakia (Nairobi Chamber Chorus)

Entry is Absolutely Free.

Time: Thursday, April 21 · 7:00pm – 9:00pm
Location: Louise Leakey Auditorium, Nairobi Museum

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Concert/Event: Now I Know, Apr 16 2011 @ Eastleigh High School


The UNHCR would like to warmly invite you to an advocacy event that will take place on Saturday 16th of April, from 1 to 5 PM, in Eastleigh High School.

This event will see famous Kenyan public figures (Eric Wainaina, Eric Omondi and Jua Kali) performing together with Somali artists to start a new dialogue between the two communities and promote understanding for Somali refugees living in Kenya.

The theme of the event is NOW I KNOW, as Kenyans will hopefully leave the event thinking: ?Now I know why Somalis are here?, ?Now I know
what they feel?, ?Now I know what they have gone through?, ?Now I know a simple smile can help?.

This is the map of the venue of the event – click to enlarge it. Please note that UNHCR organized for security and ample parking space for all invitees.

Concert: The Gentleman’s A-FFAIR, Apr. 21 2011 @ Alliance


The A-ffair is back
This time, Chris Adwar, Jacob Asiyo, Dan “Chizi” Aceda, and new addition Abbi take centre stage and bring you a show like no other

Date: April 21, 2011
Venue: Alliance Française Garden
Time: 7:30-11pm
Tickets: Gate Kshs 800 and Advance Kshs 500
Tickets available at Alliance Française, www.ticketsasa.com, Sound Africa 20th Century Plaza.

Also featuring, The Wananchi and The Villagers Band

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