Dates: October 25-31, 2022
Venue: the GoDown Arts Centre, Kilimani
About
Exploring geological manipulation of the urban landscape, this exhibition follows the materials of Nairobi’s transformation.
An Exhibition by James Muriuki – a Nairobi based art practitioner – and Constance Smith – a social and visual anthropologist from Manchester, UK.
Dates: October 25-31, 2022
Venue: the GoDown Arts Centre, Kilimani
About
Exploring geological manipulation of the urban landscape, this exhibition follows the materials of Nairobi’s transformation.
An Exhibition by James Muriuki – a Nairobi based art practitioner – and Constance Smith – a social and visual anthropologist from Manchester, UK.
The Nairobi Launch of Jackie Karuti’s debut monograph, Notes Movement Method.
Exhibition preview & book launch
Date: Wednesday, 27 April 2022
Venue: Circle Art Gallery
Time: 4 – 8 pm
About
Jackie Karuti was the main prize winner of the 2020 Henrike Grohs Art Award. This book is published as part of the award, with support from the Goethe-Institut and Grohs family. Additional support was provided by The African Arts Trust. This book was produced by the Visual Arts Network of South Africa.
The book is led by thoughts around Karuti’s ongoing method of inquiry; How Clouds are Formed which has been a developing body of work assembled in many parts using objects, images, spare parts & movements. The intention was to produce an artist workbook that sends one out into the field to move, question & discover. It is largely an attempt to recognize the work that emerges in the present while navigating various site visits through drawings, text, sculptural forms and moving images.
Text and image contributions by Wanja Kimani, Bojana Cvejić, Jackie Karuti & Roseline Olang’.Additional images by James Muriuki & Densu Moseti
The book is will be available for purchase during the launch for KES 2,500.
Private View: Saturday, 25 November 2017
Exhibition Run: 25 November 2017 – 15 January 2018
Featuring works by: Richard Kimathi, Kyalo Justus, Anthony Okello, Ehoodi Kichapi, James Muriuki, Rashid Diab, Dickens Otieno, Timothy Brooke and James Mbuthia
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Dates: February 11-12, 2017
Venue: British Institute East Africa, Kileleshwa
Time: Saturday 11 am to 7 pm (see detailed programme below) and Sunday – Open Day
Entry: Free
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Exhibition by: Meshack Oiro, James Muriuki, Neo Musangi, Constance Smith, Elias Mung’ora, Annie Pringst, Joost Fontein, Kevin Odour, Ralf Graf and Wambui Kamiru – Collymore
Dates: September 21 – October 22, 2016
Venue: Circle Art Gallery
Dates: July 22, 2016
Venue: Goethe Institut Auditorium
Time: 6 pm
Entry: Free
About
The Art Critic Forum aims at supporting and enhancing the conversation about art in Kenya. At times where there is no formal arts education in public educational establishments, even artists sometimes struggle articulating their work.
The Art Critic Forum’s 3rd edition focuses on Photography and will feature three artists who are going to present their work to a panel consisting of local and international art critics.
Our selected panelists in the hot seat:
MIMI CHERONO NG’OK
JAMES MURIUKI
PAUL KARIUKI MUNENE
The panel will be moderated by Thom Ogonga. Admission is free!
Dates: February 25 – March 1 2015
Country/Venue: CAPE TOWN ART FAIR | BOOTH B3
Participating Artists: MERIKOKEB BERHANU, MIRIAM SYOWIA KYAMBI, JAMES MURIUKI and PAUL ONDITI
Dates: December 10-31, 2012
Venue: Nairobi National Museum – Ecology Gallery
Exhibiting Artists: Miriam Syowia Kyambi & James Muriuki
Be part of the Art Project and get shadow portraits of you in your chosen lab coat for free
Dates: Tuesdays 11 am-2 pm, Thursdays 3-6 pm, Saturday 10 am – 1 pm
Read more on this project here
