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What goes on in the mind of an artist? This thought provoking and educative exhibition provides an interesting view of the extremes of an artist.

A Retrospective of his artworks from 1993 to 2013.

Anthony Okello showcases work for hos Masquerade exhibition.

International annual trade expo on all kinds of consumer and industrial products.

Theme: Towards a Competitive and Sustainable Worldclass Livestock Sector

An art exhibition by Nana Vidyarthi and Philip Ondik.

A Craft exhibition and sale by Koki Designs

A glimpse of went down at the annul Orchid Show that took place on 17th-21st October 2012 at the Sarit Centre Exhibition Hall.

David Mwaniki (1972,Nakuru) makes figurative sculptures which consist a combination of wood, metal and occasionally clay.

Mwangalio Tofauti II showcases 6 up-and-coming Kenyan photographers who experiment with their medium and their perspectives.

The 15th KITE - Kenya International Trade Exhibition to be held in November 2011 is all set to present over 10,000products, equipment and machinery from over 30 countries.

Beatrice Wanjiku is arguably one of the most prominent rising women stars of the Kenyan art scene.

Eye on African Art has a pool of talented artists and takes pride in being regarded as a “one-stop exhibition opportunity. Popular paintings in Eye on African Art exhibitions include ...

The current Manjano exhibition organized by The GoDown Arts Centre at the Village Market is very much worth a visit. The program describes it as a 'show of paintings, sculptures and mixed media works from established artists and students, all based in Nairobi'.

The 15th KITE - Kenya International Trade Exhibition to be held in November 2011 is all set to present over 10,000products, equipment and machinery from over 30 countries.

Ten artists will be showing an eclectic collection of photography, sculpture, painting, illustration, jewellery and ceramics, with the chance to buy.

Glass engraving, metal sculpture, antiques, furniture and painting.

The Kenya Tourist Board, aka Magical Kenya, held its annual tourism exhibition last weekend, and in spite of a challenging economic environment visitor numbers exceeded those of past years, with crowds mobbing the stands in particular on Saturday.

My curiosity was piqued by “The People of Afghanistan”, an exhibition of photographs by Arvind Vohora at the former RaMoMA in Nairobi. I didn’t know what to expect because I have to admit I didn’t know much about this country apart from what I heard occasionally about the Taliban, the U.S.-led war, and the presence of al Qaeda.

Showcasing artworks by 5 artists; Gor Soudan, Wycliffe Opondo aka Wiki, Anthony Mugo (all Kenyan), Ermias Ekube (Eritrea) and Adil Roufi (Morocco).