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The exhibition title itself is inspired by Between the Bars, a haunting song by American singer Elliott Smith, who battled addiction and mental illness.
Ndung’u Mbithi’s solo exhibition Between the Bars uses intricate sisal weaving, painting, and installations to explore his personal struggles with suicide, alcoholism, mental health, and healing.
In ‘Between the Bars’, multidisciplinary artist Ndung’u Mbithi intricately explores the delicate theme of suicide in four weaving pieces.
Have you ever dreamed of turning your passion into a successful business? It's a common dream and for some, it becomes an extraordinary reality
The collection of short stories is attracting attention from major booksellers, with readers hailing it as a fearless critique of Kenya’s current political climate.
‘The Anointed Cartel’ play daringly takes on the unholy union between politicians and religious leaders.
Faiz Francis Ouma’s powerful one-man play explores fatherhood, healing, and emotional vulnerability through a deeply personal performance blending storytelling, dance, and voiceovers.
Smart shopping isn't about perfection; it's about spending money mindfully and joyfully, in a way that aligns with your heart and goals
A Kenyan play exposes the corrupt alliance between religious leaders and politicians who exploit congregants for money while silencing activists who challenge their crimes.
'The Day of the Jackal', 'The Biafra Story' author Frederick Forsyth died at 86 after a brief illness. He was surrounded by his family at the time of his death.
No Saints follows the journey of St Clair, a cult leader's daughter, who escapes that life but remains entangled in the web of drugs, secrets, and survival.
Paradise of Thorns showcased Eldoret’s rising theatre prowess and sparked a call for unity to transform Kenya’s stage culture, proving passion can fill auditoriums.
This Father’s Day, celebrate the father figure in your life with one of these five carefully selected books, each offering a unique reflection on fatherhood.
April Kamunde’s exhibition Fabric of Our Being explores themes of rest, sensuality, and contradiction through paintings, fabric, video, and sound installations
Stepping beyond traditional boundaries, modern fathers are redefining the parenting narrative by embracing hands-on care, emotional connection and unwavering support
Financial luxury means having the freedom to enjoy quality experiences and possessions without financial stress
The University of Nairobi hosted a national tribute for the late Prof Ngugi wa Thiong'o at the Taifa Hall on Friday.
Walking into April Kamunde’s exhibition felt like a retreat, a place that sways to the rhythm of rest.
PiCHA, Africa’s first museum for contemporary African photography, will open its doors in June 2026.
April Kamunde’s exhibition Fabric of Our Being showcases African women in restful, introspective moments through paintings, fabric, video, and sound.
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