Festivals and Films
Nairobi What's on
Exhibition of work by John Ndungu.
18 Aug-7 Sept 2006. Paintings by Kenyan artist John Ndungu are on display at the Banana Hill Art Studio in northeast Nairobi. Daily 10.00-18.00. Entrance free.
Nairobi What's on
Kamicha and Okello at Le Rustique.
18 Aug-21 Sept 2006. Work by contemporary artists John Kamicha and Anthony Okello is on display at Le Rustique restaurant and delicatessen in Nairobi. Both artists are members of the Kuona Trust, whic...
Nairobi What's on
Surrealism at the Village Market.
18-22 Aug 2006. Around 20 works by surrealist painter Samuel Mbugua Boella Mbugua are on display at the exhibition space in the Village Market in Nairobi. Inspired by the 20th-century Spanish master o...
Accra What's on
1-31 Aug 2006. The Foundation for Contemporary Art Ghana (FCA) is promoting three exhibitions of work by Ghanaian artists in Accra over August. The first is an exhibition of painting and sculpture by...
Addis Ababa What's on
Religious coexistence in Ethiopia.
1 July-31 Dec 2006. Cross and Crescent. Ethiopia as an Example of Religious Coexistence is an on-line exhibition compiled by the Johannes Gutenberg-Universitt Mainz and hosted by the new website of th...
Cape Town What's on
Memory and healing through art.
15 July-1 Nov 2006. Breaking The Silence: A Luta Continua is the result of a collaborative project between the Human Rights Media Centre and the Khulumani Support Group Western Cape involving over 1,...
Nairobi What's on
12-28 July 2006. This exhibition of cartoons organised by the Association of East African Cartoonists (KATUNI) at the Goethe-Institut Nairobi features the best of Kenyan amateur cartoonists as determi...
Nairobi What's on
Paintings by Anthony Okello in Nairobi.
11 July-1 Aug 2006. Mixed-media artist Anthony Okello exhibits work at Rahimtulla Museum of Modern Art (RaMoMa) in Nairobi. Born in Awendo in 1976, Okello studied graphic design at the Buru Buru Insti...
Accra What's on
20 July-4 Aug 2006. The prizewinning entries in the 2006 World Press Photo contest are on display at the National Museum in Accra. This is the first time that the results of the prestigious annual pho...
Addis Ababa What's on
Contemporary posters from Japan.
5-25 July 2006. Over 70 posters by contemporary Japanese artists are on display at the national museum in Addis Ababa in an exhibition organised by the culture ministry, the national museum and the Ja...
Nairobi What's on
22 July-17 Aug 2006. Work by Lucki Mutebi is on show in the Shapes in art exhibition at the Banana Hill gallery just outside Nairobi. 10.00-18.00. Admission free.
Nairobi What's on
Ongoing. Work by Kenyan and African artists who took part in the Free Your Spirit exhibition and sale organised by Africancolours.net in Nairobi in mid-April can now be viewed on line at http://www.ke...
Nairobi What's on
Shootback. Photos from Mathare slum.
9 June-31 July 2006. Photographs by children and young people living in Nairobis second largest slum document the importance of sports in general and football in particular in transforming their lives...
Maputo What's on
18 July-4 Aug 2006. Mozambican artists David Mbonzo and Tembo Joao Danca present the outcome of their participation in the Notes to Home project organised by the Joubert Park Project at the Drill Hall...
Addis Ababa What's on
Until 31 Dec 2006. Ethiopian artefacts are on show at the Institute of Ethiopian Studies. 08.30-17.00. Tickets Ethiopians 2 birr, foreigners 10 birr.
Maputo What's on
4 July 2006. Posters by secondary school students of French on the theme of Women as seen by Senghor go on display at the French-Mozambican cultural centre in Maputo. The posters are the result of a c...
Nairobi What's on
19-30 June 2006. James Muriuki, assistant programme coordinator at Ramoma Gallery and experimental photographer, presents a selection of images in What I see in Nairobi. The exhibition is a precursor...
Cape Town What's on
Womens rights in South Africa.
24 June-3 Sept 2006. Second to None Celebrating 50 years of womens struggles is a hymn to the achievements of the womens rights movement in South Africa. Drawing on the Iziko South African National G...
Maputo What's on
13-23 June 2006. Work by Mozambican artist Walter Zand is on show at the French-Mozambican cultural centre in Maputo. Born in the Mozambican capital in 1978, Zand specialised in technical ceramics at...
Cape Town What's on
12-25 June 2006. Work by South Africas leading and emerging textile artists is on show in the annual Innovative Threads contemporary fibre art exhibition at the Nova Constantia farm just outside Cape...
