Culture & Heritage · Kigali
Inema Arts Center
A contemporary art space founded by two Rwandan brothers, central to Kigali's post-genocide creative and artistic renaissance.
How to get there
Within Kigali.
What to find
Paintings, sculpture and mixed media by resident Rwandan artists, with regular evening events.
Overview
Inema Arts Center in Kigali was founded in 2012 by the brothers Emmanuel Nkuranga and Innocent Nkurunziza. It has become one of the leading spaces in Rwanda's creative scene.
The centre showcases paintings, sculptures and mixed-media work by resident and visiting artists, much of it colourful and full of energy. It also runs workshops, community programmes and events, and it's a great place to buy original Rwandan art.
Highlights
- Contemporary Rwandan art in a lively gallery setting
- Meeting the artists at work
- Workshops and events
- Original art to take home
Things to do
Gallery visit
Allow about an hour.
Workshops
Painting and craft sessions, subject to schedule.
Best time to visit
All year.
Getting there
In Kigali's Kacyiru area, a short drive from the city centre.
Where to stay
Stay in Kigali.
Kigali
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Good to know
- Combine with a Kigali city tour and the Kimironko market.
Permit prices, park rules and access can change. We always confirm the latest details when we plan your trip.