Art transcends cultural boundaries
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Past and present meet in art show
The East African, 21 October 2023. (Margaretta Wa Gacheru)
Shabu, the artist who paints truth not beauty
Winter Memories – Art Exhibition
Business Daily, 18 November 2022. (Margaretta Wa Gacheru)
Sudan, Egypt artists stage solo exhibitions in Nairobi
Mirrors of Existence – Exhibition
Clear evidence that Nairobi has become a regional hub, not just for economic activities, but also for cultural and artistic events, is being seen this month at two of the newer art institutions in town.
Both Gravitart and the Nairobi Contemporary Art Institute (NCAI) are hosting works by artists from Egypt and Sudan respectively. There is ‘Mirrors of Existence’ by Mostafa Sleem from Cairo, and El Tayeb Dawelbait’s ‘Untitled Archive’ from Khartoum.
Business Daily, 23 September 2022. (Margaretta Wa Gacheru)
Who is Eltayeb Dawelbait
Art Exhibition, Brooklyn, New York
Over the moon with art of the desert...
The EastAfrican, December 2019.
Two Artists Interpret the Desert and Sky
Business Daily, December 2019.
Visit to 1:54 Contemporary Art Fair
BBC News - Nairobi - the centre of East Africa's thriving arts scene
Ismail Einashe, BBC News, 2021
Series of letters from African journalists, Ismail Einashe shines a light on the often-overlooked artistic talent coming from the east of the continent.
Virtual gallery at Gravitart goes 3D
Business Daily, 24 December 2021. (Margaretta Wa Gacheru)
16 Artists
A selection of prominent artists practicing in Kenya. Some who have been working since the country´s fight for independence, others who were born in the 80´s and 90´s, all reflect the nation´s growing, changing, widening, courageous, striking group of thinkers and makers from different backgrounds.
If thinking hurts enjoy the paint…
Frank Whalley, The EastAfrican, 2018.
Art Narrating Conflict by GravitArt
“Miradas”, una exposición de arte africano con sabor español
Article by EFE, el Periódico, 2017
Kenyan Artists on the Venice Biennale, 2017
16 Artists. Sauti Kuu, Kogelo, Kenya. July 2018.
Inaguration of Sport, Resources and education Centre. An exhibition of 16 artists, curated and organized by Verónica Paradinas Duro, Founder and Director of GravitArt Gallery and Hiroko Ishikawa, Exhibitions Manager of Wangechi Mutu Studio.
Interview for Revistart
revistart 208 (Anita Brus)
Il futuro dell’arte è in Africa
La Repubblica 2021 (Chiara Gatti)
When Nature Breathes: Environment takes over in utopian alternative reality
Business Daily, 04 December 2023. (Margaretta Wa Gacheru)
Dial-a-pic plan keeps artists in the frame…
The EastAfrican, December 2020.
“Among pioneers in this were Veronica Duro who started her Nairobi-based web gallery Gravitart three years ago…”
Una galería virtual española, el trampolín para artistas de toda África
La Vanguardia, December 2018.
ArtReview - The Chaotic Energy of Nairobi’s Artworld
Ismail Einashe, ArtReview, 2021
ArtReview is one of the world’s leading international contemporary art magazines.
Kenyan Art Beside Picasso or Da Vinci
Business Daily, July 2019.
Onditi and his ‘Smokey’ delight art buyers
Business Daily 2021 (Margaretta Wa Gacheru)
Visual vocabulary translates into striking solo art show
Business Daily 2021 (Margaretta Wa Gacheru )
Kenyan Arts Review
Spanish Architect Building Artists’ Portfolios Online
Article, Business Daily, 2017
Online art gallery broadens scope to include Egyptian artists
Article, Business Daily. 2017
Private view of GravitArt collection.
June 23rd 2018. Farasi Lane, Nairobi.
A selection of artists from Kenya, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Sudan, Egypt and Ethiopia.
With an artistic pantone chromatic menu designed for this day.