Saturday 17th November 2018
One Off Contemporary Art Gallery
Beatrice Wanjiku - Artists Talk

Beatrice Wanjiku will speak about her inspiration and her practice in support of her current exhibition Mourning a Memory.

5th to 30th November 2018
Nairobi National Museum
Erick ‘Stickky’ Muriithi: Watu, Viatu na Mavazi: Exhibition of Paintings and Drawings

Dates: November 5-30, 2018
Venue: Nairobi National Museum
Time: 8.30am to 5:30pm
Entry: Museum Rates Apply
Artist Talk
Date:November 10, 2018
Venue: Nairobi National Museum
Time: 2 pm
Watu, Viatu na Mavazi – An exhibition of paintings and drawings by Erick ‘Stickky’ Muriithi.

Saturday 17th November 2018
Tribal Gallery
Far East Collection Opening

We have carefully selected exquisite antique Chinese furniture, Japanese ceramics and wood block prints. Each crafted piece echoes the past of imperial dynasties, displays the timelessness and simple elegance of Asian art and yet fits effortlessly into the modern home, quietly adding a sense of taste and global luxury.

8th to 30th November 2018
Alliance Française
Photo Expo: ‘My Kibera,’ Photos by Donwilson Odhiambo

Saturday 17th November 2018
The Alchemist Bar
Photo Exhibition: Rising Fast: Africa’s Changing Urban Spaces

Rising Fast’ explores the changing realities of Nairobi, Kenya, one of the world’s fastest growing urban spaces. Contrary to reductive stereotypes of Africa, Kenya is riding a strong economy, a youth-driven cultural awakening and a dynamic tech scene coined the “Silicon Savannah.” Huge challenges remain however: widespread poverty, poor infrastructure, human rights abuses and political tumult. Does the “Africa Rising” narrative hold up, and how are people’s lives being impacted on the ground?
There will be 12 photographers from across Africa sharing their work as well as a discussion panel led by Nabila Alibhai, founder of Kenya-based cultural lab in COMMONS.

8th to 18th November 2018
Alliance Francaise
Beyond Skill Photo Exhibition

Beyond Skills Photo Exhibition is a result of a project dubbed Beyond Skills that focuses on photography, life skills and sustainability for youth programs in Mathare slums. The participants were trained for 3 months in 2017. The rising cases of youth radicalization prompted this project, which seeks to offer alternative ways of engaging young people from Mathare slums and its environs. The project has also trained 20 young people who are now viewed as important young role models in the Mathare community.

9th September to 8th December 2018
The Nairobi Gallery
Exhibition: Pioneer Women of the Arts

Friday 16th November 2018
GOAT Social Club
Photo Exhibition: Man Belongs To by Joseph Nabster

11th to 20th November 2018
Polka Dot Art Gallery
This is My Story: An Exhibition by Ismael Kateregga and Coster Ojwang

25th October to 23rd November 2018
Karen Landmark Shopping Mall
Faces & Figures Art Exhibition by Art After 5