With more than 30 participating artists and over 400 guests at its opening, it is easily the biggest art event of the year.
By
Michael Muyoma
Contributor
The Great Repair exhibition unfurls across Nairobi like a living thing. The exhibition is anchored in the basement of The Mall in Westlands, spilling onto a mezzanine floor, and echoing through walks, talks, and satellite shows scattered across the city.
With more than 30 participating artists and over 400 guests at its opening, it is easily the biggest art event of the year.
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