Kenyan soapstone carver Elkana Ong'esa has earned an international reputation for his carvings. His sculptures adorn the entrances of the United Nations building in New York and UNESCO's headquarters in Paris. Now a new work will be unveiled soon at the United States' embassy in Nairobi, inspired by Kenya's recent post-election violence. Cathy Majtenyi met Elkana Ong'esa and files this report for VOA.
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VideoGameCoupons 1 month ago
@henabuya: I totally agree with you.
Your dear Uncle will soon be exhibiting his creations at the Visual Arts Centre in Hong Kong. We look forward to the exhibition named WILL. It is your uncle's will to face challenges in his country, in particular challenges to restore peace after disruptions following the 2007 elections.
beckerfm 1 year ago
this is such a good cause for the peace of our country , with relevance on use of art to achive this aim . thanks uncle
henabuya 1 year ago