AI has been spreading across different fields, raising a big question: What is the future of art now that machines can "create"?

Mohamed Komeja and his Kiswahili play, 'Picha'

The Kenyan theatre scene is seeing a reawakening led by a love for plays in local languages. Leading the charge are Kikuyu and Luo.

The essence of love was captured in a comedy play 'Threads of Trust' by Igiza Arts Production staged at the Kenya National Theatre last weekend.

The 28-year-old wanted to be a source of someone’s joy

‘Pop Up Party’ TV series will premiere on February 29.

Centre will be admitting 20 students each time for a 12-week course to be directed by Berlin-based turn-tablist DJ Angelo.

Programme in the informal settlement teaches life skills to children who would otherwise fall prey to criminal gangs and drugs

The self-taught artist collected mementos for 15 years, and from around 15 countries.

Lara Kay’s gallery was shut down due to road construction works

Mwangi, 18, briefly studied photography before running away from home due to conflict

He coats on African prints using markers and acrylic paints to centre on themes of Hindu culture, nature and family.

The International day of Persons with Disabilities was first celebrated in 1992

The walls are decorated with animated children and animals to bring out the vibrancy children naturally have

Immersive Art: Art meets technology in an exhibition which celebrates African heroes and heroines

Contemporary visual artist, Matt Kayem, is out to redefine what it means to be African. In doing so, he is rebelling against social standards.

While being your own boss gives you the freedom to run your business as you envision, a number of concerns creep in about your next income.

Rich Allela specialises in conceptual and documentary photography

Mitchener recreates masks to depict a disappearing African tribe or a disappearing art form

Families speak out on forced disappearances

Members of the group met during audition by the boy band Sauti Sol.

?She came, saw and stayed! Joanne Corrigall, a music video producer from South Africa arrived in Nairobi in February for what was supposed to be a filmmakers' workshop, before falling in love with Kenya.

The exhibition at Circle Art Gallery showcases internal displacement, migration and need for a safe place to call home, themes that are now a global concern.

What stands out in Evans Mbugua’s work is his ability to recreate extraordinary print creations through simple and popular symbols.

He gets pleasure from playing with words. For a man whose slogan is ‘a man deep... in thought,’ derived from his name, Amandeep Singh brings out his unique ink illustrations.

Vera; or, The Nihilists-the first Oscar Wilde play-found its way to Alliance Française last weekend.

Kenyan publishers are ignoring art books because they don’t rake in enough profits, a report conducted by the British Council has revealed.

Cartoons. Those caricatures with few words ordinarily seen as source of harmless fun.

If John had taken advantage of the polygamy law passed last year and legally married both his wives, Mary and Barbara, he would not have faced potential five year imprisonment for bigamy.

It was her love for the country that made her take the time to appreciate its nature. And it was her love for nature that made her have the creation ‘In Love with Nature’, an exhibition at The Purdy Arms, a restaurant in Karen this Monday.

Chances are you would never buy a torn short, an old hand bag, out-of style shoes or an over-sized jeans. If anything, these are the outfits you threw out of your wardrobe to make room for new, trendy apparel.

Gerald Langiri’s new film Fundi-mentals hits the cinemas this coming Thursday. Gerald plays the starring role of Joseph, an owner of a repair shop in Kinoo town.

Kuona Arts Trust Centre welcomed its year of activities last Thursday with Labyrinth, an installation art exhibition by mixed-media artist Jackie Karuti (pictured). Last year Jackie also held a successful exhibition that portrayed the fate of books and Kenyan libraries.

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VANE AMINGA, 24, has 60 girls under her care. She pays their tuition fees and ensures that they attend school every day, fully equipped with stationery and books. She makes time to attend their school functions as a parent would. All this is done through Fly Sister Fly Foundation, which she founded three years ago. ANJELLAH OWINO spoke to this kind soul.

In 2002, two Ugandan soldiers were executed after a military tribunal found them guilty of killing an Irish priest.

Before her mother opens the door, Chippy (Mwajuma Bahati) hides ashtrays and bottles of alcohol from the previous night house party. She welcomes her mother (Maryanne Nungo) who had been discharged from hospital. Chippy had paid for her mother’s hospital bills among other expenses.

He was arrested and placed in solitary confinement for defending those who wanted to overthrow the apartheid regime in South Africa. He lost an arm and an eye when a bomb exploded in his car.

An artist’s voice is what separates him or her from another. It is this voice that individual artists use to express themselves. Though theirs is a joint effort, this is exactly what Boniface Maina and Michael Musyoka have been trying to showcase through their exhibition dubbed Finding Voice… Maisha, Mitush, Music and other Matters.

Two Dutch friends open art school to train youth from city’s informal settlements on arts.