Festivals and Films
Accra What's on
Pause the Pulse: Portrait of Accra
23 June-15 August 2010. This exhibition has been made possible thanks to the collaboration of the Accra Cultural Arts Network. It focuses on Accra as a melting pot of many ethnic groups such the gated...
Nairobi What's on
Maasai portraits by Dale Webster
11 June-14 July 2010. Portraits and narrative paintings by the Nairobi-based artist Dale Webster challenge the popular stereotype of the Maasai as an exotic, decorative and picturesque people. The wor...
Maputo What's on
10 June-15 July 2010. Revisitar Ricardo Rangel pays tribute to the late photographer Ricardo Rangel, one of the most important figures on the social, cultural and political scene in Mozambique in the...
Nairobi What's on
25-27 June 2010. Recent works by Scottish artist and art teacher Patricia Keay are on show in her Nairobi studio in Karen. Keay is leaving the Kenyan capital shortly to pursue her art in Watamu on the...
Maputo What's on
Matias Ntundo exhibition at Fortaleza
9-29 June 2010. Exhibition of woodcut prints by the Makonde artist Matias Ntundo, who hails from Mueda in northeastern Mozambique.
Born in 1948, Ntundo began his career as a sculptor before turning...
Cairo What's on
15 June-15 August 2010. This is the 12th exhibition of acquisitions made by the Picasso art gallery. The pieces on show range from old and rare works of art to modern and contemporary items bought re...
Cape Town What's on
New Year Carnival in Cape Town
15 June-30 November 2010. The Iziko Bo-Kaap Museum reopens to the public following extensive renovation with an exhibition dedicated to Cape Town
Cairo What's on
Group Exhibition at Mashrabia Gallery
13 June-18 July 2010. This group exhibition presents the work of some of the gallery
Cairo What's on
13-25 June 2010. This group exhibition, displayed at Injy Aflaton Hall, Mohamed Nagy Hall and Ratib Sediq Hall inside Cairo
Accra What's on
8-30 July 2010. This poster exhibition, entitled Libraries with a Kick, displays 14 works created by the winners of a poster competition organised for schoolchildren from ten sub-Saharan countries inc...
Cairo What's on
13 June-13 July 2010. This group exhibition features the very summery work of Egyptian artists including Amr Fekry and Fathi Afifi.
Cairo What's on
11-21 June 2010. This group exhibition features contemporary works made using various techniques and styles by Italian artists such as Matteo Basile, Alberto Di Fabio and Stefania Fabrizi.
Nairobi What's on
Libraries with a Kick poster exhibition
10 June-30 July 2010. This exhibition is the result of a poster competition entitled Libraries with a Kick, launched in sub-Saharian countries on the occasion of the recent FIFA World Cup 2010 in Sout...
Cairo What's on
10 June-10 July 2010. Colourful collages by the Egyptian artist Mina Sarofim.
Dar Es Salaam What's on
Smoked Art exhibition at the Alliance Française
8-31 July 2010. Belgian artist Pierre Mertens has coordinated this itinerant exhibition presenting work by artists in Belgium, Ethiopia and Tanzania. The participants have been asked to create works i...
Cape Town What's on
The Lie of the Land: Representations of the South African Landscape
10 June-11 Sept 2010. This exhibition brings together a rich selection of paintings, photographs, sculptures, maps and charts created over the centuries. The works on show illustrate how South African...
Nairobi What's on
Art is Our Special Ability exhibition
25-27 June 2010. Exhibition of work by students at the Kenya Community Centre for Learning, a non-profit school in Kileleshwa catering to special needs primary and secondary school children from a var...
Cairo What's on
6-26 June 2010. This group exhibition, entitled Uncovered, displays work by the Egyptian artists Hamdy Reda and Hossam Hodhod and by the Spanish artists Ana Maria Seco, Fernando Larraz and Claudio Mar...
Nairobi What's on
The Earth’s Future in Our Hands
4-30 June 2010. This exhibition, curated by the photographer James Muriuki, displays a photo installation by the Nairobi-based photographers Achieng
