16th Jan. to 1st Feb. 2025
The Mall
Westlands
Interwined by Kavochy Anita |
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22nd Jan. to 27th Feb. 2025
Circle Art
Gallery
Exhibition of Ethel Aanyu | Liberatha Alibalio, Pamela
Enyonu | Fetlework Tadesse | Sandra Wauye |

SAVE THE DATE For our
first exhibition of the year, we would like to share
with you a selection of exciting, thought provoking and
unexpected works by six artists from Kenya, Uganda,
Ethiopia and Tanzania.
Introducing:
- Ethel Aanyu, (Ugandan, b. 1994)
- Liberatha Alibalio, (Tanzanian, b. 1994)
- Pamela Enyonu, (Ugandan, b. 1985)
- Fetlework Tadesse, (Ethiopian, b. 1988)
- Sandra Wauye, (Kenyan, 1996)
- Birhane Worede, (Ethiopian, b. 1998)
Circle will debut these six new artists in the gallery
to start our programme for 2025.Opening on Wednesday, 22
January from 6-8pm and runs until 27 February, 2025. |
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5th to 28th Feb. 2025
Alliance
Francaise
Lost In A Day Dream - Exhibition by Gavin Kendo |
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21st Nov. to 1st March 2025
Rosslyn Riviera
Mall
Wayfinder by Sahej Rahal |
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18th Jan. to 7th March 2025
Banana Hill
Gallery
David Kogozi: Beautx Of Africa II |

Experience the “Beauty of
Africa II” at Banana Hill Art Gallery! Journey through
the rich and diverse culture of Africa with celebrated
Ugandan artist David Kigozi's mesmerising exhibition.
From January 18th to March 7th, immerse yourself in
stunning artistic expressions that showcase the spirit
of Africa. Don't miss this captivating display! |
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19th Jan. to 2nd March 2025
Redhill Gallery
Urban
Shelters |

Urban Shelters is a series
that strives to portray the stories of those living and
working in impoverished urban spaces, a landscape of
uncertainty and fear. This population usually comprises
self-employed people running small businesses and wage
earners who trade their labour for living. By portraying
the ordinary scenes of the structures in which this
population works and lives, highlighting the dichotomy
between their aspirations and harsh socio-economic
conditions I seek to elicit a deeper understanding of
the systemic factors that shape their stagnated lives.
Urban shelters is intended to raise awareness and foster
empathy towards the experiences of low-income
communities living and working in impoverished urban
spaces to inspire a collectivemovement towards improving
the living standards for all - James Kamande |
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