
Opening: September 19, 2019
Venue: Nairobi National Museum
Time: 5 pm
The photo exhibition will stay in place until Sunday, 22nd September.

Dates: September 11 – October 11, 2019
Venue: Circle Art Gallery, 910 James Gichuru Road – Lavington
This exhibition opens on Wednesday 11 Sept 6 – 8 pm, and runs until 11 Oct 2019.
Featuring: Maliza Kiasuwa | Sidney Mang’ong’o | Onyis Martin | Agnes Waruguru Njoroge | Prina Shah | Lemek Tompoika
Curated by Don Handa.

PRIVATE VIEW: Saturday, 31 August – noon to 7.30pm
Until: September 22, 2019
About
Nairobi’s first Sculpture Garden opens on Saturday, 31 AugustThis month One Off celebrates its 25th anniversary with a review of sculpture in the region. Curated by Marc Van Rampelberg, the show will comprise works by over 45 artists.
Rosslyn Riviera Pop-up Space will host part of the exhibit with the balance being shown in both interior spaces at 16 Rosslyn Lone Tree and also in the new Sculpture Garden.
The new Sculpture Garden remains very much a work in progress with so much still to do in terms of planting and organisation. We hope you will see the potential which will be enhanced when we finally receive some rain.
Come and browse – refreshments will be served
Logistics
We advise you to pass through the Rosslyn Riviera Mall Space on your way to the main gallery – Rosslyn Riviera Pop-up will be open from noon until 5pm. You may either park at Rosslyn Mall and catch one of our courtesy Tuk Tuks to the main gallery, or drive over to the main gallery and park in our new car park at the bottom of the property.Note that the Rosslyn Riviera Pop-up Space will close at 5pm. Meanwhile at the main space the celebrations will continue up to 7.30pm. There will be a short laser light show in the new Garden at 7pm. Adam Chienjo, highly acclaimed Mime artist and dancer, will perform a number of times during the day at the main gallery space.

Date: Friday, August 30th, 2019
Venue: Nairobi National Museum
About
Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung, Nairobi Office, invites you to an art exhibition on; Enforced Disappearances and Extra-judicial Executions in Kenya, to commemorate the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances.The exhibition will take place on Friday, August 30th, 2019 at the National Museum from 2:00pm – 8:00pm. The purpose of the exhibition is to create awareness of the detrimental effects of unlawful policing in Kenya and to push for effective reforms within the National Police Service.

Until: September 29, 2019
Directions to the Gallery
From Village Market join Limuru Road. After 13km turn left down a tarmac road, signposted “Zereniti”, continue for 200m, keep left on the dirt road (ignore the road climbing sharply right), after 50m take the right smaller track. Red Hill Art Gallery is located at the end of the track on the left side (red metal gate) Karibu!From City Centre Matatu No 114. Stop ‘Posta’
The gallery is open daily from 11.00 am to 5.00 pm