Exploring Nairobi’s Arts and Culture Through Street Art and Local Snacks
Discover the vibrant street art scene in Nairobi while indulging in local snacks like Indian Street Snack and more. A journey through Nairobi's culture and flavours.
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Exploring Nairobi’s Arts and Culture Through Street Art and Local Snacks
Discover the vibrant street art scene in Nairobi while indulging in local snacks like Indian Street Snack and more. A journey through Nairobi's culture and flavours.
Online Protest... Mixed media on Paper. 2017. #Protest #protestart #NairobiArt #nairobicontemporary #resist
Alternative Lines of Communication. Mixed Media on Canvas. #brushTuGram #NairobiContemporary #NairobiArt #kunst #youngguns
Watchful... Acrylics on Canvas 80 x 74 cm #NairobiContemporary #BrushTuGram #Portrait #green #kunst #igerske #NairobiArt
Photos from Nairobi Railway Museum Art Studios.
The Dust Depo Art Studio at the Nairobi Railway Museum is home to hundreds of paintings and is a hot spot for local artists. I met Kerosh, Ian, and Joan who come to the studio nearly daily to work on their projects. Kerosh’s most recent piece focuses on African women’s head attire. Ian, who is just 12 years old, enjoys painting simple landscapes. Joan focuses on African women fashion and frequently uses recycled material in her artwork.