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6th December to 16th Jan.
Banana Hill
Gallery
Trails Of Africa dawn by Rahab Shine |
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We are delighted to
present a new solo exhibition by Rahab Shine. Her
journey as an artist began in 1990 after meeting Shine
Tani. The two later founded Banana Hill Art Gallery, a
place that has welcomed artists and art lovers for many
years. Rahab works with a clear sense of observation.
She paints landscapes as they appear today, holding on
to scenes that are slowly shifting with constant
development. Her pieces carry a quiet sense of care for
places that deserve to be remembered. You are invited to
visit the gallery and spend time with her work. The show
will run throughout December and into the new year. |
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Every Saturday
Karen Village Ngong Rd
Sip And Graffiti |
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11th to
14th December 2025
Village Market
Art In The Open |
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Discover the magic of creativity at Village
Market's 20th edition of Art In The Open, taking place from 11th–14th December
2025 from 10AM–6PM. This open-air exhibition invites art lovers, collectors, and
curious wanderers to explore a vibrant showcase of paintings, sculptures, and
handcrafted pieces by talented local artists. Stroll through a festive
atmosphere filled with colour, texture, and inspiring stories behind every
artwork-perfect for gifting or adding to your personal collection. Celebrate the
season through artistic expression and connect with the pulse of Nairobi’s
creative community. Free entry! |
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Saturday 20th December 2025
Creativity
Gallery Nairobi National Museum
Wahenga Wa Sanaa - Pioneers Of Kenyan Art |
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Wahenga wa Sanaa: Tracing
two centuries of artistic legacy 1800 – 1980. Wahenga wa
Sanaa brings the NMK collection into public view,
tracing powerful themes of cultural identity,
spirituality, history and politics, nature and
environment, and the growth of formal art training and
supporting institutions. The exhibition honours the
Wahenga - the wise ancestors and cultural forebearers
whose creativity laid the foundation for generations of
artists. As we create art today, we walk in their
footsteps and continue to build on their enduring
legacy. |
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23rd Nov. to 5th Jan. 2025
Redhill Gallery
Too Many Words - A Solo Exhibition By Onis Martin |
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Direction to the Gallery:
From Village Market join Limuru Road. After 13km turn
left down a tarmac road, signposted "Zereniti", continue
for 200m, keep left and follow the dirt road (ignore the
tarmac road climbing sharply right), after 50m take the
right smaller track, signposted "Zerenity". Red Hill Art
Gallery is located at the end of the track on the left
side (red metal gate with art design) Karibu! The
gallery is open daily from 11.00 am to 5.00 pm. The
exhibition is on show until 5th January 2026
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Saturday 13th December 2025
Trademark Hotel
Village Market Limuru Rd
Where Dreams Gather - A Contemporary Art Group
Exhibition & Charity Event |
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19th Nov. to 3rd Jan. 2025
Circle Art
Gallery
We Belong to Time |
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In our last show of the
year, we are delighted to present for the first time at
Circle Art Gallery the work of Engadaye Lemma (Ethiopian,
b. 1980) alongside Tiemar Tegene (Ethiopian, b. 1994),
in a dual exhibition titled We Belong to Time. Tegene is
no stranger to Circle, having held her acclaimed debut
solo exhibition Shertan Weha here in 2023.
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