Lucid Dreams Circle Art Gallery, 11 September – 11 October 2019 To view exhibition portfolio and prices click here. How can process, chosen media, and the resulting forms reveal the exploratory qualities of art making? Lucid Dreams uses drawing, painting, sculpture and video to think through how the acts and decisions involved in the making…
Guillaume Bonn: From Maputo to Mogadishu Circle Art Gallery, 3-26 July 2019 To view exhibition portfolio and prices click here. From Maputo to Mogadishu For many years Bonn has been trying to come to terms with the changes that are transforming Africa into a place that is far removed from what he knew as a…
Tegene Kunbi & Robel Temesgen: RE:PUBLIC Circle Art Gallery, 5 – 29 June 2019 Curated by Wanja Kimani To view exhibition portfolio and prices click here. “What is the point of making a pot if it cannot hold water?” Through painting and ceramic works, Robel Temesgen explores the material quality of jebenas (Ethiopian coffee pots)…
Salah Elmur: Studio Kamal Circle Art Gallery, 24 April to 24 May 2019 To view the full exhibition portfolio and prices click here. Salah Elmur (Sudanese, born 1966) Salah Elmur’s work is composed from a fertile visual vocabulary that draws on his observations of life, returning to childhood and youth for the scenes, situations, and impressions that…
A Spectacular Now Circle Art Gallery, 30 January – 16 February 2019 Evans Mbugua and Dennis Osadebe A Spectacular Now is an invitation to delight in the present and find pleasure in the everyday. Key to the work of these artists is optimism and an insistence on drawing happiness from the vicissitudes of daily life, to…
Kaloki Nyamai: Mwaki Nginya Evinda Enge (The Fire Next Time) Circle Art Gallery, 9 – 25 January 2019 The intimate relationship between colonial violence and independence led Kaloki Nyamai to investigate what happens when fire is a form of familial erasure. He performs his investigation through painting, performative installations and experimental works. How do we imagine…
Harare Contemporary Circle Art Gallery, 28 November – 21 December 2018 Defying expectation, bad press and international perception of their country, Zimbabwean artists have forged ahead over the past decade, becoming a major force in contemporary African art. This exhibition brings together 13 emerging and established Zimbabwean artists, curated by Valerie Kabov, First Floor Gallery, for…
TIME TRAVEL: WiseTwo Circle Art Gallery, 26 September – 16 October 2018 Australia, Canada, Colombia, France, Malaysia, Mexico, Rwanda, Singapore, South Africa, the United States of America, Tunisia and Kenya. In each of these countries, street artist and muralist, WiseTwo has created work in public spaces, and in each of these cities he has found himself…
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Review: Wajukuu Group Show Circle Art Gallery, 25 July – 11 August 2018 This exhibition, marks 10 years since the establishment of the Wajukuu Project. It features new work by Googs, Weche and Shabu, celebrating their friendship and their individual development as artists. When artists give much to their community, this can impact the time…