Harambee 63 Talk

A Conversation with Wambui Kamiru on the Harambee 63 Art installation, Sept. 19 2013 @ Kuona Trust

Harambee 63 Talk
Date: Thursday, 19th September from 2pm
Venue: Kuona Trust
Entry: Free

Get to interact with the artist and share your thoughts on our history as Africans as we reflect on the events that took place 50 years before 1963.

Agenda: Looking at various faces of Panafricanism, from Gandhi to Mugabe, Miriam Makeba to Samora Machel.

Open to all.

Harambee63

Exhibition: Harambee 63 by Wambui Kamiru, Sept. 5-20 2013 @ Kuona Trust

Harambee63
Opening: Thursday, 5th September from 6pm.
Venue: Kuona Trust

Exhibition Dates: September 6-20, 2013

Harambee63 is an experimental Installation about African Revolutions and Ordinary People

The project calls into question ideas we hold about our individual roles and capacities in times where bravery and action is required.

The installation looks at the duality, terrorist vs. hero, of people whom we consider revolutionaries touching on Africa’s history (1884 – 1963) from Gandhi and Gaddafi to modern day “heroes” in Kenya – political or non-political.

The exhibition is mildly interactive and incorporates gumboots and video.

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