You walk in with a powerful artistic message from the President on the future of Rwanda.
Beautiful and colorful art by local artists at very reasonably prices. A must visit in Kigali.
You DO NOT want to miss out on an Inema Thursday night! This art center is both classy and trendy offering an opportunity to view local art as well as enjoying drinks and snacks outside on the dance floor.... The owners are extremely friendly and welcoming whether you are a local, expat or visitor.
You know when you can just walk in and meet the artists of a place that its gonna be good. The brothers that run the center are all humble and kind to tourists who come in, each guy with a fun and different personality, seen in their art. For anyone looking to add to their collection I would come here. You are sure to find something you love. Also, Thursday's are happy hour, and the crowd is super fun!
Me and some friends stopped by during their happy hour. It's such a nice environment and we got to learn the story of the motivation behind the opening of it. Really amazing art all made from local artists and it had some really nice drinks. It was for sure a place for tourists if that sort of crowd is your thing, but it didn't take much away from the general vibe. The drinks were very pricey once happy hour ended so be prepared to pay a lot if you stay for all the fun that happens later in the night.
Great to see this modern funky styled art being showcased in a building with personality, that could easily be reminiscent of something in Europe.
We don't know too much about art, but sometimes colours and creativity can produce a spark out of nothing. We wish Sam and the rest of the team all the best in pushing this project forward, and giving Rwanda a certain identity that many outsiders are not familiar with. A diamond in the rough well worth seeing, and only a few minutes drive from the genocide memorial which makes a good day trip. Also free entry, and parking directly outside..
