GoDown Weekly 3rd - 9th February 2010
GO DOWN: The Nairobi Province Visual Arts exhibition kicked off to a lively start this past weekend. The exhibition which features artists from Nairobi province is currently running until the 28th of February 2010 and is opened every Monday to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Preparations are underway to put up the Kenya Burning Exhibition for the second time in Kisumu. The exhibition opens on the 8th of this month at the Kisumu Social hall and runs throughout the month of February. For correspondence or bookings for shows, Please contact us on info@thegodownartscentre.com or mailto:info@thegodownartscentre.com
NAIROBI ARTS TRUST: The Nairobi Arts Trust will this month take part in the International Contemporary Art Fair ARCOmadrid, 2010 which will be held from 17th to 21st of February 2010, in Los Angeles. This year the fair focuses on the experiences in the city, with both Africa and the Diaspora, as an inherent phenomenon in modern and contemporary Africa. The works on show explore strategies of re-appropriation and interpretation of the public space, issues of identity, community, and heritage, which while subverting official power, give visibility to forgotten aspects of that experience and their protagonists. For more information about Nairobi Arts Trust visit our website http://www.nairobi-arts.org/
NAIROBI ARTS TRUST: The Nairobi Arts Trust will this month take part in the International Contemporary Art Fair ARCOmadrid, 2010 which will be held from 17th to 21st of February 2010, in Los Angeles. This year the fair focuses on the experiences in the city, with both Africa and the Diaspora, as an inherent phenomenon in modern and contemporary Africa. The works on show explore strategies of re-appropriation and interpretation of the public space, issues of identity, community, and heritage, which while subverting official power, give visibility to forgotten aspects of that experience and their protagonists. For more information about Nairobi Arts Trust visit our website http://www.nairobi-arts.org/
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