Xenson Art Space Videos

Look one group exhibition opening today at Xenson art space. The exhibition is open untill 11th May 2024. We are open Monday to Saturday; 9:00am - 5:00pm For inquiries: admin@xensonartsapce Com

Look one group exhibition - 4th Edith Opening 20th April , 3:00pm #Meettheartist Aya Babiker is a visual artist, born in 1998 from Sudan. She graduated from the Sudan University of Science and Technology, College of Fine and Applied Arts in 2022. She participated in many group exhibitions in Sudan and Kenya. She also had her first solo exhibition, “MirageTrails ” in Khartoum in 2023. She currently resides in Cairo . Her works are inspired by her surroundings and her experience in daily life. For her, nature represents the contradiction and entanglement in life, between calm and chaos, safety and fear, displacement and stability, and between the present and nostalgia for memories of the past, using bold, vibrant brush strokes, different textures, and interwoven lines that reflect life. And its Complexities .

Look one group exhibition - 4th edition Opening 20th April, 3:00pm #Meettheartist Anilla Nassuuna is a multi-faced visual artist who tend to experiment with different mediums and forms of creation, but particularly fascinated with drawing letters. This form of expression has provided a space within which I can tell my story through the fluidity and playfulness that is hand lettering . I represent different of myself in my work including introspection, curiosity and spirituality.

Look one - 4th Edition Opening 20th April 2024, 3:00pm #Meettheartist Amani Azhari 26 years old visual artist from Sudan, received her bachelor’s in fine and Applied Arts in 2022 from University of Sudan and participated in numerous internal exhibitions in her home country. After obtaining her Bachelor’s degree in Fine and Applied Arts from the University of Sudan in 2022, she ventured to Kampala, Uganda. Continuing her artistic journey through residencies and exhibitions, she has recently been painting from her studio in Nairobi, Kenya. Amani finds inspiration in girls' sessions, where they express their thoughts and experiences in a society that often silences them with numerous restrictions. Through these sessions, she shares blame, fears, and even beautiful sentiments that are difficult to disclose publicly. Utilizing girls as a fundamental element in her expression, she draws from her personal features to strengthen her message.

Look one - 4th edition Opening 20th April, 3:00pm Meet the Artist: Agaba Solomon Peabo is a visual artist whose collaborative practices explore themes of identity, mental health and social justice within African Culture. Driven by personal experience of resilience, Peabo utilizes photography and digital art to capture the emotional expression and creative spirit of young people. #Lookone24 #Ugandanart #Youngartists

Look one - 4th edition Opening 20th April, 3:00pm Meet the artist. Henry Kiyingi's artwork is a vivid photo album that captures the essence of the life he has lived, intricately weaving together the threads of his experiences with friends, family, and the broader community. At its core, his artistic expression revolves around the profound theme of identity. Through his work, he skillfully delves into the intricacies of social, cultural, economic, and political dimensions, contextualized within the broader global landscape. #Lookone24 #Africanart #Ugandanart

Look one - 4th edition Opening on 20th April 2024, 3:00pm Meet the Artist. Ntenge Jumah is a contemporary visual artist, a painter, installation, design and community artist, working with feathers to create art works. The purpose of his work is to focus on climate change. His vision in the world of visual art expression is to bridg the gap between art and community; being inspired by his academic experience and the negative attitude from his community towards art. His major subjects are children, women and himself. However his subjects change depending on the selected societal theme. #lookone24 #youngartists #ugandanart #Africanart

Look one - 4th Edition. Opening 20th April 2024 Time: 3:00pm Meet the Artist Wafula Mario is a Ugandan professional artist living and practicing his artistry in Entebbe unganda . He holds a diploma in art and design and also a bachelor's degree of industrial art in education Uganda Christian University,he also facilities in a number of high schools as a fine art teacher . Wafula Mario specialized In painting with the palette knife drawing inspiration from his experience , environment and culture,his work falls in the contemporary impressionist movement ,( the application of paint invisibly think textures) to express his emotions and ideas on canvas in signature vibrant colours #Lookone24

Embracing her essence exhibition is coming to an end this week. If you haven't viewed the exhibition, this is your chance The works are also available on our website www.xensonartspace.com For sales inquiries: [email protected] We are open Monday to Saturday, 9am to 5pm

Embracing her essence exhibition is coming to an end this week. If you haven't viewed the exhibition, this is your chance The works are also available on our website www.xensonartspace.com For sales inquiries: [email protected]

It has been an amazing 3 days. We look forward to seeing you tomorrow at @sparkartfair for the closing day. @louisedeininger @artcare_at #womeninart #Contemporaryart #Ugandanart #Africanart #sparkartfair

Kantono Esther is a painter living and practicing her artistry in Entebbe Uganda. She holds a bachelor's degree of Industrial and fine arts from Makere university. She draws inspiration from African traditional narratives concerning women in society. She intertwines these basic narratives with her personal life experiences together with stories of other women around her ; using mixed media such as Acrylics, oil paint and waste found materials which she manipulates to create exquisite art forms. #9th March Opening from 3pm

Nantongo Olivia Mary @nantongooliviamary is a self taught conceptual photographer who uses her body/self as a muse to portray surreal moments of her life, shows what she goes through in her day to day life occurrences. Each of her images show what she goes through as a human being battling with life's challenges. She prefers to use herself as a model, places herself in any random situation that she goes through as a human, she places herself in that situation because she feels it, she knows how it feels to be depressed, to be anxious, to feel lost, to feel unworthy, empty, sad, fake happy, to have a box of mixed emotions all wrapped in one with a ribbon on it. For each and every photograph that she take, it represents what she goes through as a person, to show that she is not perfect, she has her break downs and it takes time for her to get back on her feet and survive this. #9th March #embracingheressence

Nabwami Mary Assumpta @ganda_the_artist is a graduate of Makerere school of Art. In her creative pursuits , she masterfully presents the vibrant essence of African women, skillfully merging realism with semi abstract multi-colored backgrounds , a signature technique she has coined as the Ganda style . This unique fusion unveils the beauty , resilience, and grace of African women, who serve as pillars of strength in their communities. #Embracingheressence #9th March

Nicole Remus is a self taught visual artist , Curator and Graduate Architect from Jinja, Uganda. Nicole's work has transitioned into mixed media and now lens media. Nicole's practice can be defined as experimental with a central theme of identity. Through her work she tries to understand the human psyche and what makes us who we are. She creates figurative abstracts using a photo manipulation , photography as well as paint on various media such as canvas, stone, and glass. Nicole's work analyses her own identity and employ symbolism . #Embracingheressence #9th March 3pm @nikki_remus @Nicole Remus

Natenge Rhona is a dynamic young female artists who aspires to bridge the worlds of poetry and Visual Art through her works. Currently she uses watercolor as the medium for her works. This will be her first exhibition . #Embracingheressence 9th March 2024 Opening at 3pm. @relentless_ly

Colours speak on canvas exhibition will be closing this Saturday. Come through and view the exhibition. For inquiries: [email protected] We are open Monday to Saturday. 9am - 5:00pm

Philip Balimunsi the curator Nommo gallery sharing about the artistic journey of @paul Kintu during the exhibition opening of Colours speak on canvas. The exhibition is ongoing at xenson art space. We are open Monday to Saturday, 9:00am - 5:00pm For sales : [email protected]

Artist William Kavuma sharing his view about @kintupaul work during the colours speak on canvas exhibition opening. Pass by xenson art space to see and feel what Mr. Kavuma is talking about. The exhibition is open untill 24th February 2024. For sales inquiries: [email protected]. We are open Monday to Saturday Time: 9:00am - 6:00pm

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