dusabe king Christian

Untitled, Acrylic On Paper.

Progenitor, Oil On Canvas. Tuff reference photo: @big_shadd Private collection

Untitled, Oil On Canvas. 150Cm x 120Cm Private collection.

“It takes two” Acrylic on Cardboard paper. 14’x11’ 2025 Private collection.

In honor of Black History Month, Artsy presents Black-Owned Galleries Now. We are honored to participate in this showcase to share the exceptional artists that we champion. Dusabe King Christian Dynamic Duo Acrylic on paper 12 × 9 inches 2025 Private collection #artsy #rwandanartist #artexhibition

First post of the year:) Marie, Oil On Canvas. 120Cm x 100Cm Currently displayed in the exhibition “the Spaces we keep” at @dot.ateliers

The Stretch, Oil On Canvas. 100cm x 90 Cm. Currently displayed in the group exhibition “the spaces we keep” @dot.ateliers

Our end of year show opening this Thursday at 6pm features the works of four of our 2025 residents. Let’s meet the artists and see what they have to say. Don’t forget to mark your calendar and see you on Thursday! #thespaceswekeep #dotateliers2025 @couragehunke_ @dusabeking @iamapainter @hayfa_algwaiz

Mitochondria Gallery is honored to present Behind the Hills, a group exhibition co-curated by Rwandan artist, Dusabe King Christian, and Mitochondria Gallery. The exhibition explores the cultural significance and daily life of Rwanda, offering a deeply emotional perspective through the eyes of artists who reflect the spirit of the Rwandan people. It celebrates Rwanda’s rich cultural heritage and identity, inviting artists to explore and reinterpret the essence of Rwandan culture through contemporary art. By highlighting the stories, traditions, and shared memories that shape Rwanda, the exhibition creates a space for reflection, preservation, and meaningful dialogue. It seeks to connect Rwanda’s past with its present, honoring its legacy while encouraging artists to engage with its cultural roots in innovative and thought-provoking ways. Ultimately, the exhibition aims to deepen the understanding of Rwanda’s identity and its ever-evolving narrative in today’s world. The exhibition features new works by Rwandan artists Kayimahe Zed, Bless Ainé, Niyomugabo Benjamin, Nizeyimana Claude, and Manzi Leon. 🎥 @wiseman______ Opening Reception: November 1, 2025 Mitochondria Gallery 2220 Commerce Street #D, Houston,TX 77002 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Viewing: November 1st - November 29th 2025 #behindthehills #rwandanartist #rwanda #kigalilife #kigaliartists #countryof1000hills #artexhibit #groupexhibition

“Jean Baptiste” Acrylic on Cardboard paper 12’ x 10’ 2025 Private collection #anemoa#nostalgia#memory

Mitochondria Gallery is pleased to announce our participation in Atlanta Art Fair 2025 taking place from September 25-28, 2025 at Pullman Yards. In Booth J01, we present a group of works showcasing artists from our program, Alex Peter Idoko, Brian Kansiime Lister, Dusabe King Christian, Demetrius Wilson, Nathalie Djakou Kassi, and Ejiro Fenegal. Location: Pullman Yards, Porter Hall 225 Rogers St NE Atlanta, GA 30317 Fair Schedule: Select VIP Preview Thursday, September 25th, 2025: 4— 6pm Exclusive Entry for Select VIPs Opening Evening Thursday, September 25th, 2025: 6— 9pm Exclusive Entry for Fair Pass Holders and Select VIPs Public Hours Friday, September 26th, 2025: 11am — 7pm Saturday, September 27th, 2025: 11am — 7pm Sunday, September 28th, 2025: 11am — 6pm

We’re excited to invite you to the next edition of our dot.mat conversations with 2025 resident artist Dusabe King Christian. Join us on Wednesday 3rd September for an intimate exchange moderated by Kwaku Sikahene Ampomah, as Dusabe shares his evolving approach to painting—blending realism with abstraction to explore nostalgia, identity, and shared cultural memories. Wednesday 3rd September 2025
4:30 PM – 6:00 PM dot.ateliers | South La Come early, stay curious. — #dotateliers2025 #dotmatconversations
#DusabeKingChristian @dusabeking @panafrikangodfather