exciting review in the east african paper
May 26th, 2010
Frank Whalley has written a great review about my current exhibtion that is in this weeks east african newspaper. Check it out by following this link.
Larissa was born in Kenya in 1981 and spent the majority of her childhood in the capital, Nairobi. After a year spent travelling, Larissa went to study Fine Art at the University of Gloucestershire in the UK, from 2000-2004.
Larissa started exhibiting in group shows in Bristol. Her first solo exhibition, ‘By Road’ was held in Nairobi in 2007. This exhibition led to several invitations for group exhibitions, including ‘Africa Now!’ arranged by the World Bank and held in Washington Dc and most recently ‘Africaines’, showcasing work of contemporary African women artists and coming under the umbrella of the Pan African Cultural Festival held in Algiers.
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upcoming solo exhibition this may
March 27th, 2010
I have a new exhibition Opening friday 14th May, 6 - 9pm, up until the 9th June. At Le Rustique Restaurant, General Muthenge Drive, Westlands, Nairobi.
I have been in Kenya for several months completing work for my second solo exhibition being held in Nairobi, Kenya at the renowned Le Rustique Gallery and Restaurant in Westlands. My work has naturally progressed over the past three years and this collection encompasses the oil paintings I am better known for as well as collages and drawings. If you are in Nairobi please join us for the opening night!
the east african newspaper: maggie and larissa go to panaf..
August 5th, 2009
in this weeks east african newspaper: Maggie and Larissa go to Algiers to send up the politicians…
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You can click on the thumbnails below to view my recent exhibitions. Click on the more symbol on the right of the exhibitions' title to view the artwork in that collection. To see my earlier work visit the artist's cv and gallery page.
latest exhibition
nairobi may- june 2010
pan african cultural festival
Algiers July 7th 2009
africa now!
world bank, washington dc december 2008
You can download the exhibition brochure here.
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