Kenyan art 2022 roundup: Women took centre stage
The Kenyan art world literally exploded in 2022 as artists were keen to come out in full force after doing time under the Covid-19 lockdown.
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The Kenyan art world literally exploded in 2022 as artists were keen to come out in full force after doing time under the Covid-19 lockdown.
Taabu Munyoli wasn’t at the recent opening of her exhibition, ‘In Good Hands’ when it opened last week at one of the new exhibition sites in Westlands, known simply as Shelter.
With living museums, private galleries and art classes, this is the year to discover the country's creative safari rather than the Big Five
Although she came to Kenya to work as a professional architect in 2014, Veronica Paradinas Duro's background in fine art inspired her to look for local artists .
David Thuku describes Kobo Trust as “not a gallery or an artists’ collective, but a space where interesting young artists are welcome to come and collaborate with us.”