Dates: Until April 15, 2026
Venue: Peponi Hotel, Lamu
Exhibition: Katiba, Jul. 8-28 2019 @ Alliance Française
Dates: July 8-28, 2019
Venue: Alliance Française
Entry: Free
About
Working with illustrators and constitutional experts, Buni Media (producer of the political satire show The XYZ Show) has been working on adapting the Kenyan Constitution into a graphic/illustrated format. to make it more accessible to all Kenyans. It has so far illustrated Chapters 1, 2, 4, 6 and 11.This exhibition will feature a selection of illustrations from these chapters that aim to explain and demystify the legal jargon in an engaging way and encourage citizens’ responsibility to know and respect the Constitution.
Solo Exhibition by Patrick Kinuthia, Sept. 23 – Oct. 14 2018 @ the Polka Dot Gallery
Venue: the Polka Dot Gallery
Time: 12 noon – 5 pm
‘Aspects,’ an exhibition by Patrick Kinuthia, on until October 14, 2018.
[Updated] Exhibition: Afro-Cubism Journey #1 Sculpted by Robin Okeyo Mbera Forming part of The Mutuma Marangu Sculpture Collection, Until Sept. 30 2018 @ the National Museum
Dates: Until September 30, 2018
Venue: the National Museum
Exhibition: I Define Me – on Somali Refugees’ Identity, Jan. 29 2015 @ Pawa 254 Rooftop
Amnesty International, Xavier Project and Pawa254 warmly invite you to the opening of I Define Me on Wednesday 28 January at 6pm.
RSVP to amina.hersi[at]amnesty[dot]org by Monday 26 January if you’d like to attend.
About
I Define Me challenges the labels imposed on Somali refugees in Kenya. In a context of xenophobia, prejudice and assumptions, I Define Me creates a space for participants to share their experience and define how they identify themselves.
Photographer Armstrong Too, found innovative ways to capture the participants’ identities without revealing their faces. Many of the images show participants holding an object that represents their occupation, what they sell to make a living, an interest, something important to them – a football, clothes, sim sim, books.
Viewers are invited to respond to the exhibition by reflecting on how they define themselves and how they feel about identities that are imposed on them.
Exhibition + Farewell for Tahir Karmali, Aug. 16 2014 @ Paul Onditi’s Studio
Kuona artist,Tahir Karmali will be showing his most recent work in a special one day exhibition on the 16th of August 2014 at Paul Onditi’s studio (located at the Junction of Kindaruma road and Menelik road)
This will also double up as his farewell party as he leaves the country to pursue his Masters degree from the School of Visual Arts, New York. Tahir has been an artist at the Kuona Trust Art Centre for the past one year having successfully put up two conceptual exhibitions, Value and Jua Kali.
The event is open to all.
