Brush Tu’s founders reunite at Circle Art Gallery with a bold exhibition exploring creativity, identity and the business of art.
By
Michael Muyoma
Contributor
Three painters, disgruntled by the bureaucratic eccentricities of the traditional art scene, joined brushes together to form a collective pact that would come to be known as Brush Tu, loosely translated “just keep on painting.”
Through Brush Tu, they set out to develop and nurture young artists not only on the craft but in the business of art, ensuring that creativity could also become a sustainable livelihood.
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