Fictions – A Group Exhibition, May 11 – Jun. 11 2022 @ Circle Art Gallery

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Dates: May 11 – June 11, 2022

Venue: Circle Art Gallery, 910 James Gichuru Road – Lavington

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Circle Art Gallery is pleased to present Fictions, a group exhibition of 11 artists at various stages of their careers, working in painting, drawing, printmaking, and in some cases, combinations of all three.

This grouping of artists/artworks invites the viewer to consider possible relationships between one work and the next and, by extension, between each artist’s practice and the next.

The title of the exhibition Fictions speaks to the connections that can emerge in the distance between artworks; and how that space can offer room for the viewer to begin thinking about thematic connections and overlaps. 

Fictions contends that one artwork/artist can expand the viewer’s thinking about another.

Fictions – A Group Exhibition, May 11 – Jun. 11 2022 @ Circle Art Gallery

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Dates: May 11 – June 11, 2022

Venue: Circle Art Gallery, 910 James Gichuru Road – Lavington

About

Circle Art Gallery is pleased to present Fictions, a group exhibition of 11 artists at various stages of their careers, working in painting, drawing, printmaking, and in some cases, combinations of all three.

This grouping of artists/artworks invites the viewer to consider possible relationships between one work and the next and, by extension, between each artist’s practice and the next.

The title of the exhibition Fictions speaks to the connections that can emerge in the distance between artworks; and how that space can offer room for the viewer to begin thinking about thematic connections and overlaps. 

Fictions contends that one artwork/artist can expand the viewer’s thinking about another.

Exhibition: Lucid Dreams, Sept. 11 – Oct. 11 2019 @ Circle Art Gallery, 910 James Gichuru Road – Lavington

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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.

Unseen Pop-up Cinema: Liyana, Mar. 23 2019 @ Circle Art Gallery

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Date: March 23, 2019
Venue: Circle Art Gallery – 910 James Gichuru Road
Time: 5.30 – 11.30 pm
Tickets: Film – KES 700/-, Film & Food KES 1,300/- (Available, here)

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This Saturday Unseen Nairobi organises it’s third event.

Popping up in the garden of Circle Art Gallery, we will be screening the magical and brilliant film LIYANA. For more information, visit the Facebook event page

Exhibition: Khartoum Contemporary, Until May 23 2017 @ Circle Art Gallery

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Dates: Until May 23, 2017
Venue: Circle Art Gallery, 910 James Gichuru Road
Time: weekdays 10 am – 5 pm and Saturdays 12 pm – 5 pm

Exhibition by 17 artists from Khartoum, namely; Kamala Ishaq, Elamin Osman, Bakri Bilal, Mohamed Otaybi, AbdellaEtayeb, Abdelbasit El Khatim, Rashid Diab, Abushariaa Ahmed, Ashraf Ahmed, Ashraf Mohamed, Salah Elmur, IssamHafiez, Mohammed MordaMiska, Elhassan Elmuontasir, Hazim Mohamed, Laila Mukhtar and Amel Bashier

http://www.circleartagency.com/

Kikulacho ki nguoni Mwako

Fashion Art Installation: Kikulacho Ki Nguoni Mwako, Jan. 29-31 2016 @ Circle Art Gallery – 910 James Gichuru Road

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Kikulacho ki nguoni Mwako
Kikulacho Ki Nguoni Mwako (What’s eating you is within your dress) – A Fashion Art Installation by Ichyulu x Chichia London x Arieta Mujay featuring 2ManySiblings

Date: Friday 29 January 2016 (9am – 4pm)
Saturday 30 January 2016 (11am – 5pm)
Sunday 31st January 2016 (11am – 4pm)
Location: Circle Art Gallery, 910 James Gichuru Road

About
Ichyulu, an online store featuring selected African designers, in collaboration with Chichia London and Arieta Mujay presents an installation that explores Chichia London’s use of Khanga as a communication tool. From the use of discarded khanga pieces converted into patchwork designs to the creation of bespoke designs. The installation highlights the khanga’s journey (transformation) from a piece of fabric into items of clothing.

www.ichyulu.com