Fine Art Stories & Essays
Joseph Murumbi: A Patron of Afrikan Culture and The Arts
A Patron of Afrikan Culture and The Arts To set out to accumulate a prodigious collection of craft items, jewels, textiles, artworks, documents and pre-colonial
Joseph Anthony Zurzate Murumbi
Joseph Anthony Zurzate Murumbi (1911 – 1990) From Politician to Art Collector Does the name Joseph Zurzate Murumbi ring a bell? Perhaps not. Save for
Elkana Omweri Ong’esa 1944 – Present
In the South Western Highland region of Kenya, there lives a Gusii-speaking people of Bantu heritage. Domiciled in the Tabaka region of this highland area is the Mugirango clan which boasts over three centuries of soapstone carving heritage. We have this cultural heritage to thank for the authentic Kenyan sculptural legend – Elkanah Ong’esa.
Joel Oswaggo
Joel Oswaggo 1944 – Present Documenting Luo Cultural Heritage: Joel Oswaggo’s Way To state that pre-colonial African traditions are absent from East Afrika’s contemporary manifestation
Prof Gregory Paul Maloba
Prof. Gregory Paul Maloba 1922 – 2004 Gregory Maloba as a student at Margaret Trowell School, 1937. Courtesy 90.mak.ac.ug In 1962, the artist and academic
Jak Katarikawe
Jak Katarikawe 1940 – 2018 A Self-Taught Effortless Style of Dream-Infused Visual Story-Telling Jak Katarikawe at Gallery Watatu, 2006. Courtesy Margareta Wa Gacheru Jak Karatikawe
Elimo Njau
Elimo Njau 1932 – Present Elimo Njau painting outdoors To write about Elimo Njau is to appreciate the vision of Pan Afrikanism (consider for a
Magdalene Anyango Namakhiya Odundo
Dame Magdalene Anyango Namakhiya Odundo 1950 – Present Magdalene Odundo Magdalene Odundo, the contemporary super ceramicist, talented, amazingly cheerful and master of her domain. She’s
John Njenga
John Njenga Kamau aka “Wanyu Brush” 1947 – Present Wanyu Brush Stored at the Journalism Department at California State University, Northridge are 10 paintings created
Sane Wadu
Sane Wadu (Walter Njuguna Mbugua) 1954 – Present The Eloquence of a Self-Developed Visual Style – Invent and Play by Your Own Rules Sane Wadu.
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