Painting by William Wambugu

Exhibition: Awakening Kenya by William Wambugu, Evanson Kang’ethe Njuguna & Ray Piwi, Sept. 13 – Oct. 25 2014 @ CREA House Nairobi

Painting by William Wambugu
Painting by William Wambugu
Exhibition Opening: Saturday September 13 2014
Venue: CREA House, Off Lower Kabete (see map below)
Time: 12 to 6 pm

Exhibiting Artists: William Wambugu, Evanson Kang’ethe and Ray Piwi

Exhibition Until: October 25, 2014
Open by appointment only – Tel: 0735884166

Curated by Samantha Ripa di Meana – sam@r8ts.eu – tel: 0735884166

About
William, Evanson and Ray are 3 artists using very different media. They represent the wide diversity of the upcoming Kenyan scene.
William is a conceptual artist who works with ink on paper. He’s presenting the installation of old scrap books “Hamsini-Fifty” shown at the Goethe Institute last year. As usual his work is the reflection of an evolving society who he analyses and categorizes like an anthropologist.
Ray is a new young photographer who creates images of a great depth. In this series of works, he depicts Kenyan and South African women with the weight of the world that surrounds them. Although he is new on the Kenyan art scene, he has already won several prizes-World Bank, Nikon- and a scholarship in South Africa. Thanks to his perseverance he has managed to transform his hard working childhood into a successful story.
Evanson on the other hand is an artist of the “Old generation” who has managed to evolve and diversify. The works chosen for this exhibition are drawings of everyday life in Nairobi with a trivial sense of humor.

All 3 have in common their passion for work and have chosen art as a way of life. They have a humble approach that gives them strengths, power and independence.

Map to CREA House
mapCREA House
Exhibition organized by ROOTS CONTEMPORARY Brussels
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