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SAVE THE RAILWAY PHOTO EXHIBITION

18 August 2016,   By ,   0 Comments

Open Invitation to attend Save The Railway Photo Exhibition launch.

The Save The Railway Photo Exhibition opens on  Friday the 19th of August at The Shifteye gallery, Nairobi from 6.00 pm – 9.00pm.The exhibition will showcase photos of more than 50 railway stations taken along the historic Mombasa – Kisumu line during the Save The Railway project started back in 2013.

SOME OF THE PHOTOS YOU CAN LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING…AND MORE
Mombasa Station
Visited October 2015
Samburu Station 
Visited October 2015
Luanda Station
Visited March 2016

DATES, ENTRY AND VENUE

The entire exhibition runs from the 19th of August – the 2nd of September, so just in case you can’t make it for the opening event, you can pass by the gallery anytime in between those dates.  Opening times are 10.00 am – 6.00 pm.

Prints will also be available for sale during the showcase. Entry is absolutely free, so feel free share to with anyone who might be interested.

 The Shifteye Gallery is located at The Priory Place – Hurlingham. Argwings Kodhek Rd, Nairobi.

If you need any clarification feel free to email me at chao@theeagora.com  .

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Interview on the Save The Railway exhibition. – August 2016
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