
August 4, 2008: Having passed through life’s challenges in the village and in the city, Charles Ngatia has become a storyteller. An artist based at the GoDown, Ngatia paints stories that record his personal life and other historical events, and then puts them up for sale wherever there is space. ...

Applications are now invited for the AfricanColours 2008 Critical Writer's Workshop as part of its partnership with the DOEN and HIVOS Foundations...

The ArtVenture Freedom to Create Prize has been launched. It seeks to celebrate artists who have used the arts as a medium to promote and protect human rights...

AfricanColours Hey Ed, thanks for the link. Also created a group- figured the more that know about it the better! See you there. Patricia

AfricanColours Gallery Baraka invites you to an exhibition showcasing art works by several african artists who best represent the innovative and dynamic artistic practices across the African continent. Artists include Richard Onyango, Tchif, Simon Soha, Sylvia De Lap, Peterson Kamwathi, Charles Sekano and David Mzunguno,
Showcasing work from Kenya, Tanzania, Benin and SouthAfrica
Time:7:00PM Saturday, August 16th
Location:Gallery Baraka, Lamu Town, Lamu

AfricanColours
RaMoMa Museum of Modern Art in Nairobi, Kenya is pleased to invite you to an exhibition of paintings by Pam Guhrs- Carr running from the 9th of July till the 9th of August 2008. Paintings are available for purchase directly from RaMoMa or online.
“I am interested in the different cultural perceptions of nature and peop...le’s place in it…the shifting boundaries between animals and humans represented in indigenous knowledge systems… Animals often become metaphors for universal concerns - cycles of life, birth, death etc. or are used in a shamanistic way, as a conduit to a different state of consciousness“.
For more information follow the link below
http://zambia.africancolours.net/content /16930Read More
“I am interested in the different cultural perceptions of nature and peop...le’s place in it…the shifting boundaries between animals and humans represented in indigenous knowledge systems… Animals often become metaphors for universal concerns - cycles of life, birth, death etc. or are used in a shamanistic way, as a conduit to a different state of consciousness“.
For more information follow the link below
http://zambia.africancolours.net/content
An exhibition by Pam Guhrs-Carr
Time:10:00AM Monday, August 4th
Location:RaMoMa Gallery, Nairobi



















