Red Hill Art Gallery Gallery in Nairobi

A presentation drawn from the gallery owners' personal collection assembled over 25 years, featuring modern and contemporary works on paper and canvas by 47 artists spanning Kenya, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, Zimbabwe, and beyond, accompanied by a published catalogue.

A solo exhibition in which the Nairobi-based artist explores the porous boundary between human and animal consciousness through large-scale mixed media works on canvas and paper, drawing on fables and folklore to examine identity, instinct, and belonging.

A body of silkscreen prints on large canvas in which Atieno investigates the re-appropriation of historical photographic archives and ethnographic imagery, questioning how archival objects generate new meaning when removed from their institutional context.

A retrospective selection of over 50 prints — etchings, aquatints, collagraphs, woodcuts, and silkscreens — produced by the Sudanese artist during a two-decade residency and academic tenure at the Complutense University of Madrid.

A solo exhibition in which Dawalbeit presented fractured human faces carved and scratched into salvaged wooden doors, boards, and furniture, foregrounding themes of displacement, memory, and the fragmented self.

A solo presentation of ink and charcoal drawings alongside protest-wire sculptures produced during the artist's travel between Sierra Leone and Japan, examining landscape, the body, and post-conflict materiality through his signature use of found and industrial materials.

A retrospective spanning two decades of Kyalo's development as a painter, tracing his trajectory from early figurative work informed by dance and illustration through to the multi-layered abstract color fields for which he became recognized as one of East Africa's foremost painters.