Sane Wadu: I hope So

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TextPublication details: Nairobi Contemporary Art Institute- NCAI Publications; 2023Description: 72p; 25x18cmISBN:

9789914962550

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Summary: Sane Wadu is one of Kenya's foremost living artists. This book follows the expansion and development of Wadu's conseptual preoccupations, beginning with an early interest in bucolic scenes of pastoral life, developing into incisive social commentary, intersection of fatih and politics and an ongoing critique of societal contradictions. Essay: Mukami Kuria, interview with Rosie Olang Odhiambo.

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Sane Wadu is one of Kenya's foremost living artists. This book follows the expansion and development of Wadu's conseptual preoccupations, beginning with an early interest in bucolic scenes of pastoral life, developing into incisive social commentary, intersection of fatih and politics and an ongoing critique of societal contradictions. Essay: Mukami Kuria, interview with Rosie Olang Odhiambo.

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