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Can art change society? We believe it already is.
Five years ago, we started Locha Gallery in Kisumu, Kenya, with one belief:
Art should not only decorate walls; it should change lives.
Since then, we've created community art programmes, exhibitions addressing femicide, mental health initiatives, and climate justice projects while building a sustainable creative business that funds social impact.
We're now inviting:
• patrons
• creative partners
• sponsors
• philanthropists
• organizations
to help us scale this work.
If you've ever wanted your support to create measurable community impact through art, I'd love to share our 2026 Partnership & Patron Prospectus.
Leave a comment, and I will reach out.
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