On Friday, December 21st, 2018, Sand artist Lusa and her countrymen from China came to Nnyanzi Art Studio.
Among the art pieces that touched her heart was ‘Single Working Girl’ that graces the cover of 1998 WHO Report. Another piece ‘The personification Of The Rotary Family’ was equally appreciated by those who came with her.
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Nnyanzi Art Studio, is a prominent studio/gallery in Kampala, Uganda. Shop number 30 in the Arts and Crafts Village, next to the National Theatre on Dewinton road. It produces, deals in and promotes contemporary and antique African art and crafts (especially the Great Lakes Region) domestically and internationally.
Owek. (Hon) Nuwa Wamala Nnyanzi, the founder and proprietor is a God-taught visual arts practitioner and consultant of international repute. He holds an MA Design (Professional Practice) from Middlesex University, UK. He has exhibited widely around the globe and served as State Minister of Internal Affairs, Social Welfare and the Arts of Buganda Kingdom, Chairman of Uganda Artists’ Association, Director on the Uganda Tourist Board, chairman of the Kampala Central Branch of the Uganda Red Cross Society, president of the Rotary Club of Kampala West and a life member of YMCA.
Currently, he is the Vice Chairperson of National Arts And Cultural Crafts Association of Uganda (NACCAU). Nnyanzi sits on the culture committee of Uganda National Commission For UNESCO (UNATCOM) and on the Private Sector Foundation Uganda’s (PSFU) subcommittee on Tourism and Hospitality, where he is the vice chair.
His art has been widely described as ‘The Art That Touches The Heart’ by both viewers and critics.
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