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Ooko, one of Kenya's most acclaimed artist
Before even starting school, Elijah and his younger brother Moses used to draw in the sand using their fingers. Elijah spent all his free time at school drawing and would save his pocket money to buy manila paper, colour pencils and when he c
He painted at his sister’s kiosk in southlands Nairobi increasingly encouraged by the people who saw and admired his work, and who began to buy hi spaintings and Utamaduni houses. With his small inc
Ruth Schaffner helped him to work on canvas as well as boards he had used before. His paintings of lion, cheetah, buffalo, elephants, zebras, variety of birds and other wild games are charming por
His work can be seen everywhere in the world.
Year Title Location
1991 Art of cast Africa Gallery
1991 Gallery Artist Gallery
1991 custodians view Gallery
1992 December exhibition Gallery
1992 United Nations Childrens Fund New York USA and Switzerland
1993 Tidings Calendar Exhibition Gallery
1993 Young Art in Kenya Gallery
1993 group 94 Gallery
1994 The custodian view Gallery
1994 Art exhibition Marugame Japan
1995 A group exhibition National Museum Kenya
1998 Arts Festival National Museum Kenya
1999 Nairobi Insecurity Goethe Institute Nairobi
2000 Arts Festival Kenya National Museum
2002 East Africa Wild Life Society Safari Park Hotel
2002 A Group exhibition Ram
2003 A Group exhibition Italy
2003 Art Group U.K
2003 Art Group International School
2004 Kianga East African Contemporary London/ England
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2004 KSPCA Art Auction British High C
2004 Kenya Art Brooklyn New York
2004 Art Exhibition Sales Gallery New York
2005 Fund Raising Picnic Canadian High C
2006 Art Festival Kenya National Museum