#Harambee63 The Exhibition Process

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Video: #Harambee63 – Opening Night

It was interesting to channel Angela Davies for the opening of #Harambee63. The introduction was delivered from atop a VW Combi. A car engine developed in the hands of a hero turned terrorist – Hitler. Join me for conversation on Thursday 19th at 2pm at Kuona Trust, off Likoni Close, off Likoni Lane, off Denis ...

#Harambee63 – Graffiti Matters

This exhibition is about learning. Not just about Africa, but also about what my mind can conjure. Uhuru B a graffiti artist based at Kuona, has been guiding me on my first attempt at graffiti. It looks alot easier than it actually is. For starters, I have to separate the colours of my image. Mentally. ...

#Harambee63 – Sign Hunting

A good exhibition needs good signage. Last week, I visited Gathee, a sign writer who has a “shop” along Ngong Road. He will be the official identity for the unusual location for the #Harambee63 exhibition at Kuona Trust. He had just completed a sign over which he had differed with the client. The client wanted ...

#Harambee63 – Floorplan

Renee Mboya who keep artists in check at Kuona Trust reminded me that I need to remember there is a door that I can’t move in the gallery. A danger in trying to recreate what is in my mind is that I also imagine it is possible to knock down a gallery wall. I think ...

#Harambee63 and 63 pairs of gumboots

I love gumboots. I love all my 63 pairs of gumboots. The History of Gumboots Gumboots were first worn in the Battle of Waterloo, a battle by the British against Napolean’s army (French). The British and Germans, in gumboots were led by the Duke of Wellington (British). Hence the name, Wellingtons and ...

What is #Harambee63 ?

#‎Harambee63‬ is the online aspect of a project that maps out the history of revolution in Africa before 1963. It will place Kenya’s independence movement within the global context of freedom from oppression against Black and Colored people. The first part of #Harambee63 is an installation @Kuona_Trust that blends art ...