Paa Ya News Today

All the pent-up creative energy that couldn’t be expressed during the Covid-19 pandemic came bursting out this past fortnight all over Nairobi.

The Sudanese Kampala-based artist has been exhibiting quietly in Kenya since the early 1990s.

Clear evidence that Nairobi has become a regional hub, not just for economic activities, but also for cultural and artistic events, is being seen this month.

The tributes came pouring in as well-wishers warmed up last Saturday afternoon during ’s 90th birthday celebrations.

There were good vibrations had by all who had come to Banana Hill Art Gallery last weekend.

Young Kenyan women artists had a richly rewarding week at the Rika Artists Residency and Workshop run by Dream Cona.

She is an artist, a farmer, and according to the late Ruth Schaffner of Gallery Watatu, a ‘Picasso of Kenyan art”!

Many artists in Kenya know of her, though few have met her in person. Yet art practices evolved around her work and scholarly works have been inspired and influenced by her practice.

A national art gallery would serve as a repository for the arts.

ワクチン2回目接種、なめてました！1回目で副反応無かったから2回目も大したことないでしょって思ってたらこれはキツい。ちなみに、モデルナです。打って数時間したら…