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Join us for an engaging workshop on stippling, led by Dr. Anthony Katalyeba Mwango—Doctorate in Art Education, founder o...
26/05/2026

Join us for an engaging workshop on stippling, led by Dr. Anthony Katalyeba Mwango—Doctorate in Art Education, founder of The Space Art Studio, and veteran art educator with over 14 years of experience.

Drawing inspiration from masters like Rembrandt van Rijn and his own journey exploring light, shadow, and texture, Dr. Anthony will guide you through the intricate art of stippling as a powerful means of artistic expression.

Designed to foster patience, precision, and resilience—values at the heart of enduring creativity—this workshop welcomes both beginners and experienced artists alike. Discover how the repetitive yet rewarding technique of stippling can elevate your work, deepen your appreciation for detail, and inspire perseverance in your artistic journey.

📅 Friday, 29th
⏰ 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
📍 Rangi Gallery
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Come ready to create as we celebrate the art of resilience through stippling together!

Enduring Expressions: The Art of Resilience, Experimentation, and Consistency, a solo exhibition by Dr. Anthony Katalyeb...
07/05/2026

Enduring Expressions: The Art of Resilience, Experimentation, and Consistency, a solo exhibition by Dr. Anthony Katalyeba Mwango

Through the intricate technique of stippling, this exhibition reflects on patience, discipline, and the power of consistent artistic practice. Each work is built through thousands of carefully placed dots—revealing how time and dedication can shape powerful visual stories.

📍 Venue: Rangi Gallery, 6 Ali Bin Said Rd
📅 Date: 8th May 2026
⏰ Time: 6:00pm - 10:00pm

Join us for the opening and experience an exhibition that invites you to slow down, look closely, and appreciate the beauty of gradual creative growth.

Theresia Massawe is a self-taught Tanzanian artist whose practice re-emerged during the COVID-19 period while training a...
22/04/2026

Theresia Massawe is a self-taught Tanzanian artist whose practice re-emerged during the COVID-19 period while training as a medical doctor. Working across acrylic, charcoal, graphite, and oil pastels, her approach is intuitive and deeply personal.

Her work reflects on womanhood as a shared and evolving experience—navigating love, guilt, joy, and self-discovery. Through vivid color and expressive forms, she creates space for vulnerability and connection.

What Connects Us
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: 50 × 50 cm

Each work becomes a quiet reflection of lived experience—inviting viewers into a space of empathy and dialogue.

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Turakella Editha Gyindo (Tura) is a multidisciplinary Tanzanian artist working across painting, installation, and perfor...
22/04/2026

Turakella Editha Gyindo (Tura) is a multidisciplinary Tanzanian artist working across painting, installation, and performance. Her work interrogates identity, memory, and the body through a decolonial lens.

Her recent works explore cleansing rituals as cultural and spiritual acts—questioning how the body holds memory and how material carries knowledge.

The Bottom Is Closed I’ll Sit Alone
Medium: Mixed media
Dimensions: 54 × 48 cm

How Do We Remember Things
Medium: Loofah sponge
Dimensions: 160 × 160 cm

Untitled
Medium: Loofah sponge
Dimensions: 180 × 160 cm

Her work becomes a space of reflection—where memory, ritual, and transformation intersect.

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Tulsi Patel, raised in Dar es Salaam, is an artist whose practice has evolved from realism into fluid abstraction. Her w...
22/04/2026

Tulsi Patel, raised in Dar es Salaam, is an artist whose practice has evolved from realism into fluid abstraction. Her work is shaped by cycles of chaos, reflection, and renewal.

In Blood Is Blue, she explores the ocean as both body and memory—where pigment flows like tides and veins, carrying emotion and ancestral narratives.

Blood Is Blue
Medium: Watercolor on paper
Dimensions: 19.5 × 18.5 cm & 32.5 × 27.5 cm

Her work invites us to reflect on the unseen currents that shape our inner and outer worlds.

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Valerie Asiimwe Amani (b. 1991, Dar es Salaam) is a multidisciplinary artist, writer, and researcher whose work engages ...
22/04/2026

Valerie Asiimwe Amani (b. 1991, Dar es Salaam) is a multidisciplinary artist, writer, and researcher whose work engages with memory, place, and identity across textiles, installation, and performance.

Her practice draws from East African cosmologies, exploring resilience, connection, and transformation through layered materials and gestures of care and repair. Moving between the intimate and the political, her works hold space for reflection, imagination, and emotional depth.

Mahali: A Beautiful Endlessness
Medium: Double satin, masonry paint, vinyl, aluminium, oil pastel, and thread
Dimensions: 105 × 143 cm

Jitafute
Medium: Fabric, acrylic, pastel, transfer copper & yarn on Fabriano Academia
Dimensions: 104 × 80 cm

Beyond the Current
Medium: Fabric, acrylic, pastel, transfer copper & yarn on Fabriano Academia
Dimensions: 90 × 130 cm

On The Other Side
Medium: Fabric, aluminium, vinyl, glass beads
Dimensions: 61 × 76 cm

Her works invite slow, contemplative engagement—encouraging viewers to feel, reflect, and reimagine their place within layered narratives.

We are proud to announce our debut in Asia at , Seoul’s curated art fair guided by the ethos “Young and Fresh, but Clas...
22/04/2026

We are proud to announce our debut in Asia at , Seoul’s curated art fair guided by the ethos “Young and Fresh, but Classy”. With over 50 galleries from 20+ countries, ART OnO celebrates originality and quality, creating a vibrant stage for global contemporary art.

For this milestone, Rangi presented four Tanzanian artists,, , and , whose practices expand on themes of ritual, memory, resilience and identity.

📍 Seoul, South Korea
ART OnO 2026

This debut marks Rangi Gallery’s expansion into Asia, carrying East African creativity into new global conversations.

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The Glass Bridge: Shanga Meets Murano opens at Rangi Gallery.From 28 March – 4 April, experience a dialogue between glas...
24/03/2026

The Glass Bridge: Shanga Meets Murano opens at Rangi Gallery.

From 28 March – 4 April, experience a dialogue between glass, light, and design—where Tanzanian craftsmanship meets Italian design heritage.

A meeting of form, material, and atmosphere.

📍 Rangi Gallery
📅 28th March – 4th April 2026

The Glass Bridge:Shanga Meets Murano opens at Rangi Gallery.From 28 March – 4 April, experience a dialogue between glass...
19/03/2026

The Glass Bridge:
Shanga Meets Murano opens at Rangi Gallery.

From 28 March – 4 April, experience a dialogue between glass, light, and design—where Tanzanian craftsmanship meets Italian design heritage.

A meeting of form, material, and atmosphere.

📍 Rangi Gallery
📅 28th March – 4th April 2026

In celebration of International Women’s Month, Rangi Gallery invites you to an evening of art, reflection, and connectio...
17/03/2026

In celebration of International Women’s Month, Rangi Gallery invites you to an evening of art, reflection, and connection.

Join us for a special exhibition inspired by this year’s theme “Give to Gain”—a powerful reminder that when we uplift, support, and invest in women, entire communities grow stronger. Through diverse artistic voices, the exhibition explores generosity, solidarity, and the collective power of women shaping the future.

📍 Hyatt Regency Hotel – Level 8
📅 21 March
⏰ 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM

Celebrate women, creativity, and the spirit of giving that leads to lasting change. We look forward to sharing this inspiring evening with you.

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