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The Nest Collective is a multidisciplinary collective living and working in Nairobi, Kenya.


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Sudu Connexion’s AFROFUTURISTIK: Featuring We Need Prayers

We are excited to announce that This One Went To Market, an episode from our series We Need Prayers, featuring Patricia Kihoro and Hilda Gichungo, has been included in Sudu Connexion’s 6th edition of Quartiers Lointains, their short film touring program! The edition, called AFROFUTURISTIK, is a program also featuring other African sci-fi short films from Morocco (via filmmaker Sofia Alaoui), Rwanda (via filmmaker Kantarama Gahigiri), Nigeria (via filmmaker C.J.Obasi), and Congo (via filmmaker Baloji).

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The Nest Collective at the Oberhausen International Short Film Festival

In partnership with the Goethe-Institut in Nairobi, we are thrilled to be presenting some of our work at the upcoming Oberhausen International Short Film Festival - one of the oldest short film festivals in the world, now in its 66th edition! Our presence at the festival is as part of a new cooperation between the Goethe Institut and the International Short Film Festival Oberhausen. Their first partner in this program is the Goethe-Institut Nairobi, and we are super proud to be selected to present our work, practice and the society we operate from.

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Performa 17: The Nest Collective Explores Afrofuturism, Black Silence & Protest in Film (via Okayafrica)

A selection of our moving image works were screened at the Performa 17 biennial last month, and though we were not in attendance, we were very happy to read this review by Amirah Mercer via Okayafrica, and were especially glad at this mention of When We Are/When We Are Not…

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The Nest Collective at Performa 17 (and a new short film by us!)

We're really excited to be taking part in Performa 17 this November 12th! A selection of our films (To Catch A Dream, When We Are, We Need Prayers and Dinka Translation) will be screening at New York's performance art biennial as part of the Afroglossia Film Program (our Charvet typeface was used to design the program logo!).

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