National Museums of Kenya Issues Warning to the Public

The warning comes ahead of an event later this year that will involve several East African nations to showcase contemporary art from each country...

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The National Museums of Kenya (NMK) has issued a public notice, disassociating itself and the Nairobi National Museum from the upcoming East African Biennale event. The NMK stated that its name and images are being used in promotional materials for the event without consent or authorization.

The East African Biennale is scheduled to run from September 15 to November 20, 2026.
The NMK clarified that it is not associated, involved, or affiliated with the event in any capacity.
The East Africa Art Biennale, founded in 2003, is a biennial exhibition fostering regional cultural integration.

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