Surfacing group exhibition
SURFACING elevates 12 emerging women artists based in Khartoum, Nairobi, and Kampala. The exhibition features 27 paintings exploring diverse themes and styles including nature and landscapes, portraiture, figurative, women’s rights and empowerment, social behavior, and identity. Using oil, acrylic, and mixed media on canvas, the artists are inspired by their surroundings. They combine impressionism, abstract, […]
Shadow of the Dinka
Tindi Ronnie Chris, a Ugandan visual artist and painter, is currently working on a mixed-medium collage series at his studio, Tindi colours. Using Kitenge fabrics and other materials, Tindi explores the theme of the Dinka people and their cultural heritage. The Dinka are a Nilotic ethnic group from South Sudan, known for their distinctive body […]
Klaus Holderbaum collection
Ambassador Klaus (rtd) is a lawyer, academician, diplomat, foreign and public service officer. He was born on 14th November 1938 in Berlin. Mr Klaus Holderbaumok, served in the Germany diplomatic service for 33 years, with a 22 years’ experience in sub Saharan Africa. Uganda was his last post when he retired in 2003 and made […]
Look one – 3rd Edition
Look One group exhibition is an annual group exhibition organized by Xenson art space. This year we will be showcasing works of five sensational and enthusiastic emerging artists and it will be the third edition as the first edition was held in 2020. The objective of Look One group exhibition is to give young and […]
Olugambo (Gossip) Exhibition
Olugambo (Gossip) is defined as the exchange of information with evaluative content about absent third parties, an activity in which many people frequently engage. Much of the gossip emanates from drastic changes in our economic constraints some of which have roots in the covid-19 epidemic, HIV/AIDS pandemic. Gossip is a habit that is engraved within […]