Explore our wide-ranging exhibitions for all ages.
Muzungu style
Muzungu Style is an Exhibition about connections, movement, emotions, and memories through vibrant color, texture, and layered symbolism. Inspired by the term “Muzungu,” originally meaning "someone who wanders around", in Swahili and Luganda, but it came to be used to refer to Westerners or foreigners. In the exhibition, the representation of spirit animals signify the emotional imprints left by encounters with nature, spirits, and the remarkable people I met while traveling across Mama Africa, conveying the deep connection between humanity and nature, where nature serves as a mirror to the human spirit.
The Blue Elephant
The Raddle of the Muzzungu
Earth and Soul Shakers
Futured
Mama Arte and her Offerings
Freddy’s Eye
Ella In My Mirage.
Our Permanent Collection
With an unparalleled collection representing every moment and medium in his creative, the museum is home to hundreds of items from the artwork of Neto Atkinson. His works includes, oil paintings, original drawings, book illustrations, artist’s books, and sculpture.
As part of our ongoing efforts to image the collection for online presentation, items and information are regularly updated.
Stolen Moments / Momentos Robados
Is an interactive exhibit featuring 49 vibrant multimedia paintings, displayed in rotating groups of 15, with new artworks introduced every six months. These pieces represent an ongoing dialogue between creativity and the artist, with each painting unfolding through the insights of knowledge, earning its title as a "Stolen Moment."
Sculptures Collection
Sculptures Collection This exhibition features a selection of rotating dry sculptures, located around the museum currently presenting Emojis in Clay
Sketchbook Collection
This exhibition features a selection of over 15 of Atkinson’s important sketchbooks and unusually personal glimpse into the artist at work. Drawings and notes