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                          ENOCH ALIRWANA MUKIIBI

                              (PAINTER/PRINTMAKER)  

                                                             CV

Enoch Alirwana Mukiibi, was born in 1975 in a family of nine to an artist father, Mugalula Mukiibi.Unlike his siblings’ attending boarding schools, Mukiibi an asthmatic was a day scholar. At home he spent most of his time in his father’s studio/gallery where he made up his mind to becoming an artist too when he grew up.

 

When he was older, Mukiibi attended secondary school at the prestigious King’s College Buddo where he first got exposed to formal classes.

One of my art lessons resulted into punishment (a slap on the cheek). The exercise was to draw an orange with a lead pencil, since the orange was all green, I shaded it all over with the one tool I had, the pencil’s drew my circle and shaded it black regardless of the light effect. The impatient teacher’s question as to why the light around the orange was given no consideration was punctuated by a slap. But this unfortunate beginning did not deter me. It only strengthened my resolve.

 

At University, he pursued a degree course in Literature and Social linguistics, graduating in 2000. Throughout the three-year course, he held onto his childhood dream of being an artist, and upon completion, he decided to practice art fulltime, which he has successfully done since. Mukiibi paints with oils, acrylics and watercolor. He paints with bare fingers, brushes and palette knives executing bold thick-layered strokes. There is a stubborn freedom seen in these strokes. He talks about day-to-day activities in a rural African setting—mothers and children, water carriers, children at play – all in semi abstract forms.

 

Enoch is also The AIDCHILD Artist of the year 2005 and 2007. AIDCHILD is a charity organization looking after enfant orphans living with HIV/AIDS. Most of Enoch’s works are displayed at Equation Café at the Equator along Masaka road ( Uganda ) and 50% of the proceeds go towards the Welfare of the orphans

 

 

            

                MUKIIBI ALIRWANA ENOCH’S CV

EXHIBITIONS / WORKSHOPS (SOCIAL OUTREACH PROJECTS)

 

1998   EXPO98                           Lisbon                                   Portugal .

 

2000   EXPO2000                        Hanover                                Germany .

 

2003   Rssokunstsupermarkt    Amsterdam                           Netherlands .

 

2003   Van Beek Art Sale     Amsterdam                      Netherlands .

 

2003   Niemsland Expo         Dusseldorf                        Germany .

 

2003   East African Artists, Biennale Dar es Salaam Tanzania .

 

2003  ABAATO  Rocking Horses Auction     Kampala       Uganda ..

 

2003   Rehabilitating Former Street kids Christmas Workshop                        (Cornerstone) Kampala         Uganda .

 

2004    Breathing Bijlmer Festival       Amsterdam         Netherlands .

 

2004     Aid Child/ Equator Gallery café      Masaka        Uganda .

 

2004      Ngoma Young Artists’ International workshop (Ford        Foundation funded) Kampala                  Uganda .

 

2004     Aid Child Workshop (With orphan children living with aids)                                                                 

                                                                 Masaka                  Uganda .

2004     Cornerstone workshop (with Rehabilitating former street children) Kampala                  Uganda .

 

2004      Cornerstone art exhibition      Kampala                    Uganda .

2004      Ngoma artists’ exposition   Kampala                   Uganda

 

2004     1st SOLO   Exhibition (UGCS) Kampala             Uganda

 

2004     ABAATO Throne Exposition (All Artists) Kampala Uganda

 

2004    AIDCHILD Artist of the year 2005                Uganda

 

2005       Print maker’s exhibition          Kampala                                  Uganda

2005      International Women’s day Exposition, NOMO gallery                                                               Kampala Uganda

 

2006         ABAATO Mirror Exposition (All Artists)                                                  Kampala

 

2007         Wild Endeavors ( Uganda Conservation Foundation)                                   London

 

2007         3rd East and Central African Biennale (EASTFAB)                                    Dar-es-Salaam

2010        Expo Shanghai China

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