KENYA ART
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.In Kenyan art, as in all African art, themes are based on the representation of daily life and African culture; and reveal the importance behind some of its most beautiful art. The common themes are: a couple, a woman and a child, a male with a weapon or animal, an outsider or "stranger”. Graphical art in Kenya is derived from rock art patterns, but also heavily influenced from the Swahili and Arab culture.
2 . Kenyan painting has gradually developed incorporating traditional designs with modern technique. At the National Museum an independent trust, called the Kuona Trust, has been established to foster and encourage Kenyan artists. Kenya with its many art galleries has an invaluable artistic wealth.
3 . The Art of Kenya is full of life; artists express themselves in many ways through their works, and are allow this freedom of expression. Subjects vary from daily life in urban and rural settings, to still lives, to wildlife scenery, to abstract arts and traditional African settings, colors and patterns. Graphical art in Kenya has a much less defined history. There are certain traditions in design and representation derived from rock art patterns, but also considerable influence from the coast.
.In Kenyan art, as in all African art, themes are based on the representation of daily life and African culture; and reveal the importance behind some of its most beautiful art. The common themes are: a couple, a woman and a child, a male with a weapon or animal, an outsider or "stranger”. Graphical art in Kenya is derived from rock art patterns, but also heavily influenced from the Swahili and Arab culture.
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2 . Kenyan painting has gradually developed incorporating traditional designs with modern technique. At the National Museum an independent trust, called the Kuona Trust, has been established to foster and encourage Kenyan artists. Kenya with its many art galleries has an invaluable artistic wealth.
3 . The Art of Kenya is full of life; artists express themselves in many ways through their works, and are allow this freedom of expression. Subjects vary from daily life in urban and rural settings, to still lives, to wildlife scenery, to abstract arts and traditional African settings, colors and patterns. Graphical art in Kenya has a much less defined history. There are certain traditions in design and representation derived from rock art patterns, but also considerable influence from the coast.
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