Exhibition: Will Power by Florence Wangui, Oct. 27 – Nov. 20 2013 @ One Off Gallery
Florence Wangui’s exhibition opens at One Off on Sunday 27th October 2013 from 11am to 5pm
Runs Until: November 20, 2013
Venue: One Off Gallery
Exhibition: by Amy Sandys – Lumsdaine, Oct. 22 2013 – Nov. 10 2013 @ the Talisman Restaurant – Karen
Opening: October 22, 2013
Venue: the Talisman Restaurant – Karen
Runs Until: November 10, 2013
Website: http://www.amysl.com/
Opening: the Murumbi African Heritage Collections, Oct. 21 2013 @ Old PC’s Office
The management at National Museums of Kenya (NMK) invites you to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of the Nairobi Gallery (Old PC’s Building) and the official opening of the Murumbi African Heritage Collection on;
Date: October 21, 2013
Venue: Old PC’s Office
Time: 6.30 pm
Affordable Art Show, Oct. 25-27 2013 @ Nairobi National Museum
Dates: October 25-27, 2013
Venue: Nairobi National Museum
Time: Friday 6-9 pm, Weekend 10 am – 4 pm
Entry: Friday Kshs 500, Weekend Free
Raffle prize art work by Dinesh Revankar
Funds raised will go towards supporting the restoration and conservation of the National Museums of Kenya Permanent Art Collection
Sarova Panafric Celebrates Kenya at 50, Oct. 1-31 2013 @ Flame Tree Restaurant – Sarova Panafric
Dates: October 2013
Venue: Flame Tree Restaurant, Sarova Panafric
Contacts: 0722 200 945/6 or Panafric@sarovahotels.com
Some of the things to expect: Exhibition by Kenyan artists that you would not normally see hanging on Sarova Hotel walls [the likes of Michael Soi’s Work, Patrick Mukabi Pieces, Tom Mboya and Ian Weswa] and my favourite Staff dressed in colonial attire [Colonial British administration Khaki shorts…]
Exhibition: The Ice Man by Mike Kyalo, Oct. 10-20 2013 @ Kuona Trust
Opening: October 10, 2013
Time: 6 pm
Runs Until: October 20, 2013
Exhibition: African Rhythm by Paulo Akiiki, Oct. 5-18 2013 @ Banana Hill Art Gallery
Venue: Banana Hill Art Gallery
About
Paulo Akiiki is a contemporary African artist-painter from Uganda, and has widely exhibited both locally and internationally.
Paulo spent most of his youth in his native countryside, a vast area marked by varying bright, dry or lush green plains with dazzling sunlight and spectacular views on huge, shining lakes, light purplish blue skies, hazy hills and dark mountain range in the far distance. As a 4-year old boy he already started scribbling and drawing on everything he saw.
Later, Paulo pursued Painting, Sculpture and Graphics at the Margaret Trowell School of Industrial and Fine Arts of the prestigious Makerere University Kampala. He successfully, and with honors, emerged with a Bachelors Degree in Industrial and Fine Arts, in 1998.
Soon after his studies, Akiiki became a productive member of the Uganda Artists Association. He registered his own business, the Ujuzi Art Studios, in his country’s capital Kampala, and has since been practicing from there.
Photo Exhibition by Luvai Gohar, Until Oct. 16 2013 @ Que Pasa Bar & Bistro – Karen
Venue: Que Pasa Bar & Bistro, Karen
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