Nairobi What's on
Feminine Pride photography exhibition.
8-31 July 2009. Photographs by Christian Randrianampizafy pay tribute to Kenyan women. Proceeds from the sale of the photographs will be donated to Kiamaiko Women Resource Centre, a local association...
Nairobi What's on
15 July-9 August 2009. Sam Hopkins, John Kamicha, Peterson Kamwathi, Thom Ogonga, Anthony Ocello and Michael Soi use different media to explore and challenge the creation and use of stereopypes. Openi...
Nairobi What's on
10 July-13 August 2009. Recent work by Richard Kimathi, Michael Soi and Peter Kibunja is on display at Le Rustique restaurant in Nairobi. The pieces on show are a combination of mixed media, acrylic o...
Maputo What's on
Johannesburg New Dance Festival 2009.
19-29 August 2009. This contemporary dance festival features a full programme of work by choreographers from South Africa, Italy, Mozambique, Morocco and Switzerland. For full details see the festival...
Accra What's on
Print-WEAR/ArtHAUS exhibition.
8-18 Sept 2009. Prints made during the PRINT-WEAR workshop in June 2009 are on display at the Goethe Institut in Accra. The workshop was part of the [ex]-PRESS-[sions] with [im]-PRESS-[sions] project...
Dar Es Salaam What's on
MaKuYa exhibition in Dar es Salaam.
10-25 July 2009. MaKuYa is an abbreviation of Makonde, Makua and Yao, three tribes from the southeast of Tanzania near the border with Mozambique. This exhibition provides a window onto the traditiona...
Dar Es Salaam What's on
25 July-22 Aug 2009. Painter and political cartoonist Fred Halla shares the ups and downs of being a visual artist in Tanzania at the monthly
Cairo What's on
26-29 July 2009. Cairo hosts Sahara 2009, the 22nd International Agricultural Exhibition for Africa and the Middle East, Egypt
Cape Town What's on
9 July-1 Aug 2009. This a cappella musical, written by Fleur du Cap theatre award winner Graham Weir and performed by 16 local singers, is presented for the first time in South Africa. The story is se...
Accra What's on
3 July-28 Nov 2009. The Foundation for Contemporary Art, Ghana (FCA) is implementing the project "Creative Perspectives" to increase interest in and appreciation of contemporary art in Ghana and encou...
Cape Town What's on
Three Tons of Fun in Paradise Road.
2 July-1 Aug 2009. Michelle Thomas, Sthe Mfuphi and Bee Cosa present this new caberet show, which was specifically commissioned for On Broadway and combines vocal power, skilful harmonies, smouldering...
Cairo What's on
3-5 July 2009. This is the only fair dedicated to mothers and babies in Egypt. Visitors can learn more about women
Cape Town What's on
1-24 July 2009. This exhibition displays the works by a group of artists who chose to use traditional media like photography and film to explore the unknown. Due to the fact that we never get to see t...
Cairo What's on
Imagine Cup Worldwide Finals 2009.
3-7 July 2009. Finalists from the 2009 Imagine Cup international student technology competition are in Cairo to find solutions to some of the world
Maputo What's on
23 June-8 July 2009. Images by Mozambique-based Portuguese photographers F
Accra What's on
1-14 July 2009. Known and emerging fashion designers from all over the world are expected in the capital for this year
Nairobi What's on
20 June-18 July 2009. Kenyan artists Ato Malinda and Jimmy Ogonga, Moataz Nasr and Amal Kennawy from Egypt and African-American artists Robert Hodge, Jana
Nairobi What's on
24 June-29 July 2009. Mixed media artworks by Kamal Shah, sculpture by Naftal Momanyi Mageto and photographs by Manuel Scrima are just some of the works on display in the various galleries and spaces...
