Exhibition Review

http://www.africancolours.com/african-art-editorials/657/kenya/time_for_culinary_delight_visual_feast.htm

Art Review: The East African

Time For Culinary Delight, Visual Feast by Frank Whalley.

http://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/magazine/-/434746/1034284/-/123gxdhz/-/index.html

Robert Devereux And The African Arts Trust

http://www.artdaily.org/index.asp?int_sec=11&int_new=41361

Links

http://sweetfreshlove.wordpress.com/2010/10/15/the-artist-beatrice-wanjiku/

New Works

"Effacement" 71 cm x 101 cm, Mixed media on canvas 2010

"We are who we were'' 100 cm x 150 cm, Mixed media on canvas 2010

''Effacement II'' 71 cm x 101 cm, Mixed media on canvas 2010

To Be An Artist

To be an artist is to take the risk to open up your soul, look into the depth of it risk to get lost on the journey but nevertheless walk the path and gain insight with every step taken.

Exhibition Opening

"Mismatched newlyweds" and "Out of this mess" 

hanging at Le Rustique the exhibition ends 10th November 2010.

Exhibition Invitation

“This series is a cross examination of time, and of personal and collective narratives the gaze is repeatedly directed inward; drawing from a personal space to our collective and shared histories, and ultimately our intimate existence. 

The Ecomomy Of Creativity Workshop

MONEY AND MEANING "THE ART OF LIVING OFF YOUR ART" 

Money and meaning was a two day workshop, a collaboration between the Godown arts center and Natverkstan a cultural organization based in Sweden. The workshop that had been organized for professional artists within all artistic fields offered artists time to reflect and draw maps on where they want to be artistically and economically. How to be more than a one hit wonder by developing skills, relationships and maximizing ones profile and making necessary changes to arriving at their target/vision. http://www.culturalentrepreneur.se/