Peterson Kamwathi

African Pavilions at the Venice Biennale 2017

Published by isabelwilcox on July 3, 2017

Usually I like to go to see the Venice Biennale long after its late spring opening, any time from September to November. This year was different because several African artists whose work I own were going to be included either in the Biennale Pavilions or in side events. I wanted to meet up with […]

Posted in Art | Tagged Abdoulaye Konate, Admire Kamudzengerere, African contemporary art, Alec Baldwin, Arlene Wandera, ArtLabAfrica, Beatrice Wanjiku, Candace Breitz, Choumali, Dineo Seshee Bopape, Ibrahim Mahama, Ivory Coast Pavilion, Jems Roberts Koko Bi, Jimmy Ogonga, Joana, Julianna Moore, Kemang Wa Lahulere, Kenya Pavilion, Lavinia Calza, Mohan Modisakeng, Nigerian Pavilion, Njdeka Akunuili Crosby, Paul Onditi, Peju Alatise, Peterson Kamwathi, PinchukArtCentre, Qudus Onikeku, South Africa Pavilion, Venice Biennale 2017, Victor Ehikhamenor, Zimbabwe Pavilion, Zucca Project

Kenyan artist, Peterson Kamwathi has a solo show in New York City

Published by isabelwilcox on April 10, 2015

A creative voice from Nairobi speaking up for good governance and peace Peterson Kamwathi , a contemporary artist from Kenya had his first solo show in New York City at the Volta art fair in March. ArtLabAfrica had been selected to show Kamwathi latest series “Positions”. This series came about as a reaction to the increasing […]

Posted in Art | Tagged 1:54, Africa, ArtLabAfrica, contemporary art, Kenya, Nairobi, Peterson Kamwathi

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Peterson Kamwathi

African Pavilions at the Venice Biennale 2017

Kenyan artist, Peterson Kamwathi has a solo show in New York City

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