
Opening Celebration: October 13, 2019 at 2pm
Venue: The Nairobi Gallery
Dates: Until January 13, 2020
Exhibiting artists: Lilanga, Mohamedi Charinda, Mkura, Muzu Suleimani, Aggrey Mwasha, Claud Chantanda, Robino Ntila, Joseph Lyombo

Dates: October 10-25, 2019
Venue: Goethe Institut Auditorium
About
Goethe-Institut Kenya is proud to present the digital exhibition Games and Politics, which is currently touring the continent. The exhibition showcases a selection of international video games – the most popular kinds of the digital revolution, including the so-called impact games, serious games and news games. It highlights the effects of globalization as well as other real-world references.The exhibition will open at 6 pm on the 10th of October at the Goethe-Institut, followed by a series of related side events:
● Friday 11th October: Game walk at 12 noon / Launch of Enter Africa: Unplugged 2121
● Wednesday 16th October: Panel Discussion: On Defiance- Art as Social Commentary
● Wednesday 23rd October: Panel Discussion – Simulating Futures
● Wednesday 23rd October: Game Development Masterclass with Nathan Masyuko (On Application)Games & Politics is presented by the ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, in cooperation with the Goethe-Institut.
Exhibition dates: 10th October to 25th October 2019
Monday to Friday: 11 am – 6 pm // Saturday: 10 am – 3 pmAdmission is free

Dates: October 5-12, 2019
Venue: the Polka Dot Art Gallery
Entry: by appointment
About
Keeping it real is an exhibition centered on hyperrealism and realism. The aim of the show is to highlight the artists’ attention to detail and the different perspectives they have on the subject matters while keeping the pieces as real as the subject matter.The show artists include; Eddy Ochieng, K.M Kabue, Joseph Guama, Peris Kimani and Fred Mccrota.

From the 9th – 15th October, come and discover Ashwin Patel’s work. It is his 1st show, though he has been drawing and painting for quite a while. It’s literally a trove.
We present to you, AWAKENINGS. @ The Exhibition Hall, Village Market.
Cocktail Opening; Wednesday the 9th. 6.00-10.00pm.
Curated by William Ndwiga of the Little Gallery.

Opening reception: October 6, 2019
Venue: the Lord Eroll, Ruaka Rd – Runda Estate
Time: 3 pm
Refreshments (drinks & snacks) will be served
Fresh Music- Fresh Art-Fresh Food & Drinks
7 Artists – 7 styles yet one important aspect in common – their love for Art!
This Exhibition enquires the concept of Diversity – in humanity, workplace, nature and thought. To us, Diversity bridges gaps in culture, creates respect and harmony in society, balances ecosystems and celebrates uniqueness.What does Diversity mean to you?
All art for sale

Opening: September 28, 2019
Venue: One Off Contemporary Gallery
Time: noon – 5 pm
Until October 31, 2019
About
One Off is delighted to feature Thom Ogonga’s ‘Village Gentrification’, a collection of mainly black and white prints, in its main exhibition space through October 2019.Thom says of his work ‘I am interested in the daily happenings around the space I live in and even more fascinated by the nocturnal activities. All the things that color the night; bar brawls, disco scenes, gambling, prostitution etc. excite the artist in me and feature prominently in my artistic practice’.
An accompanying exhibition of prints by a selection of other artists working in Nairobi will be shown in our additional space at #16 Rosslyn Lone Tree.
This show is curated by Thom Ogonga.