Community network of basketry artisans whose work is presented through the Kigali showroom and online shop.
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Community network of basketry artisans whose work is presented through the Kigali showroom and online shop.
Regional gallery presenting contemporary art and artists from Rwanda's southwest.
Inshuti Art Gallery in Kigali is a true treasure for art lovers and cultural enthusiasts alike. This private gallery offers an inviting atmosphere where contemporary and classic artworks come together, creating a dynamic visual experience that captivates visitors. The diverse collection showcases the creativity of talented African artists, making it a perfect spot to find inspiration or simply enjoy the beauty of art. With its serene ambiance and stunning views of Remera, Inshuti Art Gallery provides a therapeutic escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Weaving Rwanda’s culture . Empowering women while preserving our heritage. 1,000 + designs by 46+ cooperatives.
Regional cooperative and craft workshop associated with locally produced art and handicrafts.
Curated gallery and marketplace representing contemporary artists working in Rwanda and connecting them with collectors.
A gallery that exhibits and promotes the growth and visibility for emerging artists in Rwanda and the East African region. EMERGING means growth, to become apparent or prominent. M.A.D.S Kigali is a social enterprise, found on the pillar of supporting Emerging concept for visual artist in Kigali. M.A.D.S Kigali creates opportunities of not only a platform of permanent exhibition space, but also help visual artists by mentoring to grow their talent and support them to make a living from their creativity by selling their art. Come and visit our unique and vibrant art exhibition, situated in a part of Kigali with tremendous view of the golf course, with views of endless shades of green of our motherland. Your experience can also be enriched by booking a preferable choice of activity ranging from painting session with us, crafting your dream pottery product, making yourself a unique jewelry or learning how to weave in a Rwandan style with our groups of creatives.
NP ARTS CENTER NP Arts Center, founded by self-taught painter Patrick NZEYIMANA, is a vibrant Rwandan art gallery that serves as a hub for local artists to paint, dance, and engage in meaningful conversations. Offering a diverse collection of artworks, workshops, and programs, the center fosters artistic growth and expression within the community. It provides a nurturing environment for aspiring artists and empowers youth to creatively express themselves through various art forms, believing in the transformative power of art to inspire, empower, and unite. NP Arts Center is more than just a gallery; it's a family united by passion for art and a commitment to joyful living. Visit us in Kacyiru_Minagri KG565st
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Artist-founded centre combining gallery activities, art engagement and guest accommodation.
Small publicly listed gallery in the Musanze art scene.
Gallery near Volcanoes National Park presenting paintings, sculptures and cultural souvenirs by local artists.
Showroom created to help ArtRwanda-Ubuhanzi participants present and sell creative work.
Studio and visitor space for Rwandan craft workshops, artisan products and cultural experiences.
Multi-level gallery and destination combining contemporary art, events, food and city views.
Artist-led studio and gallery included in Kigali's contemporary gallery circuit.
Gallery at Conservation Heritage-Turambe headquarters displaying art connected to wildlife conservation.
Creative community with a multimedia studio and gallery supporting filmmakers, photographers, mixed-media artists and designers.
National museum with multiple galleries displaying Rwandan material culture, traditional crafts and historical collections.
Independent non-profit institute for exhibitions, research, public programmes and contemporary-art dialogue.
Historic showroom known for Rwandan crafts, paintings, jewellery and gifts.
Artist residence and studio initiative supporting practice outside Kigali across northern and western Rwanda.
Community cooperative producing and presenting traditional Imigongo artwork.
Women-focused art initiative supporting exhibitions, artistic development and public dialogue.
Artist-led space exhibiting work from Rwanda, the Great Lakes region and international artists.
Established contemporary-art centre and gallery supporting resident artists and community programmes.
Long-running art centre associated with exhibitions, artist training, workshops and residencies.
Contemporary gallery presenting Rwandan and African artists, with public art events and commissions.
Contemporary gallery and community-oriented cultural centre presenting local artists and creative experiences.
New gallery and creative space offering exhibitions, artwork sales and public painting experiences.
Creative centre presenting paintings, handmade crafts and participatory Rwandan craft experiences.
Independent cultural platform supporting performance, literature, film and visual-art programming.
Newer Kigali gallery and studio exhibiting contemporary artwork and promoting local artists.
Open gallery and workspace for local and international artists, exhibitions and workshops.
Pioneering artist-run space associated with the growth of contemporary visual art in Kigali.
Art initiative supporting artists, exhibitions and projects at the intersection of art, culture and technology.
Women-led cooperative preserving and selling Rwanda's traditional Imigongo decorative art.
Hybrid art destination combining a professional gallery, Rwandan café, workshops and guest accommodation.
Small Musanze gallery publicly described as presenting work by local artists, including women artists.
Publicly listed Kigali art centre featuring paintings and creative experiences.
Dedicated photography centre with a gallery focused on visual storytelling and emerging photographers.
Gallery presenting contemporary works by Rwandan artists including painters and sculptors.
Pottery platform connecting local potters to markets and showcasing handmade ceramic work.
Gallery and cultural venue combining local art exhibitions with social and performance events.
Public and community arts social enterprise known for murals and commissioned art across Rwanda.
Artist space that has hosted exhibitions and creative-community programming.
Perched on Rwesero Hill in Nyanza District, the Kwigira Museum is a unique destination that celebrates Rwanda’s spirit of self-reliance and resilience. Originally built as the royal palace for King Mutara III Rudahigwa, the structure was completed in 1958, but the king tragically passed away before he could inaugurate it. Over the years, this remarkable building has served many roles, including housing various government institutions. Since 2018, it has been transformed into the Kwigira Museum, a space dedicated to showcasing Rwanda’s Homegrown Initiatives – programs that have played a vital role in rebuilding and uniting the nation.
Contemporary ceramics studio producing and presenting locally made pottery and offering creative experiences.
Multidisciplinary cultural venue hosting visual-art exhibitions, performance, film and community programmes.
Contemporary gallery and social-enterprise-style space presenting Rwandan artists and creative events.
Community gallery using art-related income to support vulnerable children and educational activities.
Creative hub presenting painting, sculpture, pottery and work by emerging artists.
Creative venue historically associated with painting, music, tattooing and multidisciplinary artistic activity.
Online marketplace and portfolio hub connecting Rwandan creatives with sales, services and opportunities.
Private museum founded around contemporary African storytelling, art education and public exhibitions.
Gallery and creative centre presenting artists from Rwanda and the wider Great Lakes region.
Community art centre promoting local artists, cultural heritage and livelihoods through creative programmes.
Online and outdoor gallery showcasing paintings by Rwandan artists in the Northern Province.
Small gallery presenting paintings, sculpture, Imigongo and work themed around rural African life.
Private museum and visitor venue presenting African art, local craftsmanship, workshops and events.
National museum displaying contemporary artworks from Rwanda and abroad, with permanent and temporary exhibitions.
Wildlife-focused studio and gallery producing conservation-driven original art and commissioned work.
Creative gallery promoting contemporary African art and emerging artists.
Artist studio and gallery associated with Mugire Peace David and contemporary mixed-media work.
Gallery and art-experience space hosting exhibitions, painting sessions and youth initiatives.
Social-impact organisation showcasing woven art and crafts made with women, including women with disabilities.
Image Rwanda initiative combining a photography gallery, coworking, studio, workshops and artist accommodation.
Gallery historically associated with painter Joe Mukuna and designer Sarah Manion.
Cultural centre combining art, crafts, food, coffee experiences and interpretation of Rwandan daily life and heritage.
Publicly listed Musanze gallery offering painting, ceramics and sculpture experiences.
Gallery and retail platform promoting handcrafted African art, masks, fashion and local creative products.
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