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The Kenya Arts Diary features East African Artists and includes their biography and contact details.

19/12/2024

Last week before Christmas....is ending...😱
Don't forget all the art lovers in your life- the diary makes a truly great gift for those that are always on the lookout for the next great art piece to put some soul back onto their walls...
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Discover East African art, culture, and history, get your Kenya Arts Diary today.
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18/12/2024

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Andrew Kibet Cherutich hails from Nakuru and started his artistic journey by painting flowers, sunsets, birds and the maasai market curios. He got his diploma in fine art from BIFA to graduate in 2022. He bloomed during an internship at Kuona under the mentorship of Kepha Mosoti in 2019, and currently works from the Kuona art collective. He is exploring sculpture as a medium of expression.
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Discover East African art, culture, and history, get your Kenya Arts Diary today.
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17/12/2024

Spread some hope and christmas cheer this season, and when all else fails, get out and look at some art...you might even buy some for your walls to bring the cheer home.😅🎨
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We appreciate your role in the development Kenya Arts community tremendously.
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15/12/2024

As the Christmas season gets underway, don't forget all the art lovers in your life- the diary makes a truly great gift for those that are always on the lookout for the next great art piece to put some soul back onto their walls...
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14/12/2024

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Annick Mitchell is a self-taught artist, and started off with pencil sketches before boldly progressing to soft pastels and large pieces of work, She has developed her distinctive style in the last four years and uses mixed media; primarily ink, soft and oil pastels, water color, acrylic and spray to paint on both paper and canvas.
Born and bought up in Kenya, wildlife and other animals are her great love. After 18 years in the tourism industry, Annick decided to take her art to the next level and make it her profession. Her exhibition pieces focus on the ever-challenging conservation landscape.
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Please get in touch with her if you'd like a diary anywhere near Nanyuki, as they're almost all gone...
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11/12/2024

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Patrick Kinuthia is a celebrated Kenyan visual artist and one of the few to own his own gallery, located at Rosslyn Riviera Mall. His artistic journey began under the mentorship of a Pakistani mural painter while working for his late father, John F. Karioki, a film distributor and arts patron in 1970s Kenya.
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Patrick’s work has captivated audiences both locally and internationally, with exhibitions in Kenya, the Netherlands, the UK, Australia, and the US. A true testament to his talent one of his paintings was even presented to former US President George W. Bush as a gift from the Kenyan Government.
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Discover East Acrican art, culture, and history, get your Kenya Arts Diary today.
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09/12/2024

This years stunning edition of the Kenya Arts Diary is almost gone- if you were still thinking of getting one, reach out to our retailers they still have a few copies left...
The 2025 edition features the work of 70 artists.
It would make a treasured gift for friends and family.
Look for it in major bookshops and gift stores in Nairobi.
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Email [email protected] or call 0742 070 824
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24/11/2024

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22/11/2024

- or Patrick Mukabi is a fine artist who has mentored many young Kenyan painters, first at the GoDown where he was based for many years, and then at the Dust Depo Artists Studio at Kenya Railways where he promoted mural-making and street art by inviting young artists to paint the walls surrounding the Kenya Railways Museum. Patrick has taught art all over the world, in more than 20 countries as well as in Kenyan schools. His service to the Kenyan art world is unparalleled, and these days he can be found at the T-Mall on Langata road.
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Want to learn more about Kenyan art?
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Have you got your 2025 Diary? Check out our stockists below-
Please do get your diary before the retailers run out of stock as we certainly have.
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The GoDown Arts Centre
Bookstop- Yaya centre
Spinners Web- Kitisuru
Text Book Centre
Greenspoon- online
National Museum Society shop
Cape Chestnut- Nanyuki
The drawing donkey- Nanyuki
Pinkskink
Provisions General Store
Farm Shop- Naivasha
Chez Mahmadi
Alliance Francais
Red Hill Gallery
One-Off Gallery
Tribal Gallery
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21/11/2024

Words aren't enough to convey our heartfelt gratitude for ensuring that we meet our target and keep the diary in production in what was a very difficult year for us....here's to you...🥂🍰
Alliance Francais Nairobi
Spinners Web
Village Market
Ritesh Barot OGW
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M Gacheru
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Please do get your diary before the retailers run out of stock as we certainly have.
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The GoDown Arts Centre
Bookstop- Yaya centre
Spinner Web- Kitisuru
Text Book Centre
Greenspoon- online
National Museum Society shop
Cape Chestnut- Nanyuki
Pinkskink
Provisions General Store
Farm Shop- Naivasha
Chez Mahmadi
Alliance Francais
Red Hill Gallery
One-Off Gallery
Tribal Gallery
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20/11/2024

Wednesday wonders...
- or Ronnie Ogwang is a Ugandan visual artist who graduated from the Makerere School of Fine and Applied Art in 2007. Painting mainly in acrylics, Ronnie's art has been seen all over Kenya and Uganda as well as in Australia. Known for his luminous colours and beautiful women, Ronnie is based in Kampala and in Kenya at Banana Hill Art Gallery.
If you'd like to learn more about East aFrican artists get your 2025 diary from our stockists below-
The 2025 Kenya Arts Diary is available at bookstores, museums, galleries, art centres and gift shops countrywide.
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Join our list of retailers 🎉 To get some in your shops- [email protected] Show us some love- and we'll show you some too
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The GoDown Art Centre
Bookshop- Yaya centre
Spinner Web- Kitisuru
Text Book Centre
Greenspoon- online
National Museum Society shop
Cape Chestnut- Nanyuki
Pinkskink
Provisions General Store
Farm Shop- Naivasha
Chez Mahmadi
Alliance Francais
Red hill Gallery
One-Off Gallery
Tribal Gallery
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Learn more about East African Artists and see how you can grow your art collection, get the 2025 Kenya Arts diary today
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19/11/2024

End your day with art! Shout out to the Nature's Echo exhibition currently being held at the Village Market Rooftop....they're still on till Sunday, and you can pick up a Kenya Arts Diary there too.
If you haven't got your Diary yet, look for it at the stockists below or hop on down to the Village Market and get your copy before we run out.
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The 2025 Kenya Arts Diary will be available at bookstores, museums, galleries, art centres and gift shops countrywide.
Join our list of retailers 🎉 To get some in your shops- [email protected] Show us some love- and we'll show you some too
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The GoDown Art Centre
Bookshop- Yaya centre
Spinners Web- Kitisuru
Text Book Centre
Greenspoon- online
National Museum Society shop
Cape Chestnut- Nanyuki
Pinkskink
Provisions General Store
Farm Shop- Naivasha
Chez Mahmadi
Alliance Francais
Red hill Gallery
One-Off Gallery
Tribal Gallery
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Learn more about East African Artists and see how you can grow your art collection, get the 2025 Kenya Arts diary today
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