Exhibition Opening at Gallery Watatu, Nairobi, on 3rd June 2011

Kenya Fri 03-06-2011

Exhibition Opening at Gallery Watatu, Nairobi, on 3rd June 2011
Press Release

Gallery Watatu is pleased to announce an exciting exhibition of new works showing at Gallery Watatu, from the 3rd June – 26th June 2011

This exhibition will be open to the public from the 4th June and will feature new and old works by three of Kenya’s most celebrated artists:

Tabitha wa Thuku

Yoni Waite

Annabelle Wanjiku

Opening Reception will be on Friday 3rd June, 2011, from 8 pm, and the exhibition will run till 26th June, 2011.

Venue: Gallery Watatu, Mezzanine Floor, Lonrho Africa House, Standard Street, Nairobi.
Tel: +254 20 2024857
www.gallerywatatu.com

For more information please contact
Hirum Ndungu,
Gallery Watatu Media Relations,
Tel : +254 731 405179
Email : hirumnv@yahoo.com

Posted By: Allan Kapten

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