Strategic Partners

Collaboration is at the heart of Art-Life's impact. Our diverse network of partners enables us to create transformative programs, reach wider communities, and drive sustainable change through the arts.

20+
Strategic Partners
5
Academic Partners
15+
Communities Reached
50+
Joint Initiatives
Academic Partner

University of Nairobi

Kenya's Premier University
Academic Strategic

Art-Life Group has partnered with the University of Nairobi under six transformative pillars designed to elevate Kenya's creative and cultural ecosystem.

Key Initiatives:

  • Art-Life-Hood community outreach programs
  • Youth artistic excellence development
  • Community events and festivals
  • Creative city identity programs
  • Academic research collaborations

Contact:

John A. Orindi, Director of Corporate Affairs
johnorindi@gmail.com / johnorindi@uonbi.ac.ke
pr@uonbi.ac.ke

Cultural Partner

Kenya Cultural Centre

Ministry of Youth Affairs, Creative Economy & Sports
Government Strategic

Co-hosting Nairobi's flagship international arts festival and supporting ongoing training and performance programs that showcase talent from both local and international artists.

Collaboration Focus:

  • Nairobi International Arts Festival
  • Artist training and mentorship
  • Cultural exchange programs
  • Performance venue partnerships
  • National cultural policy engagement
Kenya National Theatre, Nairobi
Since 1952
Government Partner

Nairobi City County

Local Government Partnership
Government Community

A cornerstone partnership in redefining Nairobi's creative identity through youth empowerment, cultural programming, and neighborhood arts integration.

Primary Objectives:

  • Post-COVID creative recovery
  • Neighborhood arts programming
  • Youth economic empowerment
  • Public art installations
  • Community cultural integration
4.3M Residents
47 Wards
Environmental Partner

KIUESA

Kenya Inter-University Environmental Students' Association
Academic Community

Merging arts with youth-driven climate action through NATURE-FEST, Kenya's first multi-arts event centered on sustainability and environmental activism.

Key Programs:

  • NATURE-FEST sustainability festival
  • Climate-smart agriculture initiatives
  • Waste upcycling workshops
  • Biodiversity conservation projects
  • Creative environmental protests

Thematic Focus:

"Youth Productivity through Green Growth & Climate Action" - A mass movement uniting artists and environmental advocates.

Become a Partner

Join our network of forward-thinking organizations committed to transforming lives through arts and culture. Together, we can create lasting impact.

Our Network

Explore our complete network of partners supporting arts, culture, and community development across Kenya.

A imagery Visuals
AKIWACU
Inkingi
KCCAA
Banza Sema
Ekulusu Studio
Ministry of Youth
Akogo Festival
Awjama Cultural Centre
Banza Sema DRC
Hope Society
Karen Village
Kenya Institute of Puppet Theatre
Kenya National Visual Artists
Refugee Talent Group
Wajukuu Arts Collective
Sanaa Fusion
Ubuntu AI