Cube254: Managing Public Commissions – a talk by Kevin Oduor

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Posted by Wambui Kamiru In PROGRAMS & EVENTS May 2017 No Comment

Event: Managing Public Commissions Date: 24th April 2017 Venue: Kuona Trust Time: 2:00pm Join us for an interactive Art Talk by master sculptor artist, Kevin Oduor. Kevin is famously known for his several public monuments, including the Dedan Kimathi sculpture in Nairobi’s CBD Kimathi Street

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Cube254 – “Ndesusu” a conversation with Anthony Okello

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Posted by Wambui Kamiru In PROGRAMS & EVENTS Apr 2017 No Comment

Event: 'Ndesusu' (Naked) Date: 24th April 2017 Venue: Kuona Trust Time: 2:00pm We are teaming up with Kuona Trust to bring conversations around art to the fore. Starting us off next week on Monday, 24th April 2017, is Anthony Okello who'll be leading the conversation, with insight into his

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Pop- Up Exhibition: Phases – Anne Mwiti and Joe Makeni

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Posted by Wambui Kamiru In Lord Erroll, PROGRAMS & EVENTS Apr 2017 No Comment

Our 3rd Pop-Up Exhibition, "Phases" opens this Friday at Lord Erroll , featuring work by Anne Mwiti and Joe Makeni. Mwiti presents work that focus on her portraits and one of the phases of her skill. Makeni brings wild Kenya to life, capturing the many life cycles of animals in the Mara.

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Pop – Up Exhibition: Configuring the Urban – Osborne Macharia, Thandiwe Muriu, Aron Boruya and Elias Mung’ora

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Posted by Wambui Kamiru In PROGRAMS & EVENTS Mar 2017 No Comment

Our Pop-Up Exhibition Series at Lord Erroll continues with "Configuring the Urban" a look at the people who make up the city, examining the present and the future. The show features work by: Osborne Macharia, Thandiwe Muriu, Aron Boruya and Elias Mung'ora. Join us for a cocktail opening on

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Event: Homecoming – Improv Music by Fuchigami To Funato

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Posted by Wambui Kamiru In PROGRAMS & EVENTS Mar 2017 No Comment

In closing the physical gallery, we have a special treat that is sure to bring blessings as we set of in our new direction. Join us for the final event at The Art Space Gallery on Riverside Drive - an evening of improv music by a Japanese Duo who find inspiration in Kenyan daily life. This duo

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Fewer galleries, shrinking art space (East African)

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Posted by Wambui Kamiru In NEWS Feb 2017 No Comment

"[The Art Space] came onto the art scene in late 2015 with great enthusiasm. Since then, the gallery has held 12 shows and featured works of artists from Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Tanzania. The primary goal of The Art Space was to drive art consumption in the local market, which they

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Closing The Art Space Gallery Premises

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Posted by Wambui Kamiru In NEWS Feb 2017 No Comment

2015/2016 has been a great year for us at The Art Space. 2017 promises to be no different. For almost a year and a half, we have opened our doors to an ever changing crowd of people who are increasingly becoming interested in art. We have held: • 12 shows (translating to roughly a new show

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Finding freedom in coastal photography (The East African)

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Posted by Wambui Kamiru In NEWS Feb 2017 No Comment

"Photographer and cinematographer Emmanuel Jambo is renowned for his wedding and fashion photography. Jambo’s foundation is in photojournalism and fine art, an area he is exploring once again with a new set of creative images. He recently put together pictures of Kenya’s Coastal region. They

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Mid – Morning Cinema: Heremakono (Waiting for Happiness)

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Posted by Wambui Kamiru In Cinema, PROGRAMS & EVENTS Jan 2017 No Comment

Saturday 11th February 2017 11am - 2pm Heremakono (Waiting for Happiness) Abderrahmane Sissako, Mauritania, 2002 Nouadhibou, a town of goers-to and waiters-for, where life creeps by at a painfully slow pace, is the stop-over for Abdallah, visiting his mother before he proceeds to Europe.

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Mid – Morning Cinema: Touki Bouki – The Journey of The Hyena (1973)

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Posted by Wambui Kamiru In Cinema, PROGRAMS & EVENTS Jan 2017 No Comment

Saturday 28th January 2017: 11am - 2pm Touki Bouki (The Journey of the Hyena) Djibril Diop Mambety, Senegal, 1973 A cowherd and a university student set off on a skull-mounted motorcycle meet in Dakar. They agree that the life of post-independence Senegal is not for them, and they set off on

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