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APRIL: Tinga Tinga paintings are displayed in Kenguan Museum in Dongguan in China. Curated by Pascal Boegart. Read More.

APRIL: Marianne Nilsson Wallin organizes not 1 one but 4 exhibitions around Stockholm in April! Abdallah Chilamboni is also in Sweden Read More.

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It has never been easier to order art works straight from Sub saharan Africa. I have 7 years experience of dealing with both emerging and internationally recognized artists. I processed orders for UNESCO, Flying Doctor, McKinsey and others. Do not hesitate to write me or call if you have any inovative idea. Everything is possible.

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Download this high quality flyer about Tinga Tinga art, print it and use on your exhibition or in your shop!

The son of Edward Saidi TingaTinga is living in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. It was his father, who started the artistic movement Tinga Tinga. The son is called Daudi TingaTinga and he is painting in Tinga Tinga Cooperative in Dar es Salaam.
EUROPE
Watatu Bluebanana Svetan |
Crazy Afrika Bez Mamy Impala Gallery |
Tranquebar ThorupART |
Piaget African Tinga |
Bwoom Tanzanian Art |
Frangipani Art African Touch |
Artesania |
Ardis Art |
Jumart.net Explore Art |
AMERICA AND ASIA
Inside African Indigo Gallery |
Sanaa Afrika African Direct |
Crossroads |
e-route |
African Online |
TingaTingaStudio.com (also TTS) serves as online tool for Tinga Tinga Arts Cooperative Society (TACS) from Tanzania to advance the original Tinga Tinga brand worldwide.
TTS is run by Afrum - Daniel Augusta who is official licensing agent of TACS, Kilaka, Mzuguno and Lilanga Studios and is accredited to authenticate and certify art works.
Tinga Tinga Arts Co-operative Society
P.O. BOX 23122
Oysterbay, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Ward: Msasani
Street: Oysterbay
Plot No: 1823 BLOCK
HOUSE Na MSN/OBY/585
Dar es Salaam
Tanzania
Opening hours:
Monday - Sunday 8:00 - 18:00
Click on the map
and print before your trip!
Tell to taxi in Dar es Salaam that you want to go to Morogoro Stores in Oysterbay. Don´t mix with Morogoro city which is 200 km far away! Then show him the map.
Mzuguno - Earning a Living from Painting (Monitor) 24/4/2010
David Mzuguno in Shenzen - China (Shenzen Daily) 8/6/2009
Tinga Tinga Proves Success in China (In2EastAfrica.net) 19/3/2013
Opinion about Lilanga (Pascal Boagert) 13/4/2011
Who is Painting Mzuguno Now? (Afrum) 7/4/2011
Mzuguno: Selling Art like Hotcake (Daily Monitor) 2/4/2011
The Son of Mzuguno Coming to Uganda (Start Journal) 2/3/2011
Lilanga Faked his Biography (lilanga.org) 28/3/2011
Tinga Tinga Tales Heads for Unhappy Ending (Africanclours.com) 21/2/2011
Tinga Tinga lands Monaco Deal (Allafrica.com) 17/1/2011
Atanas Art Style of Tanzania (Afrum)21/11/2010
To be Tingatinga or Lilanga; That´s a Dada! (Africancolours.com) 15/11/2010
A Tinga Tinga Review: London and Copenhagen (Africancolours.com) 8/11/2010
Tinga Tinga Painting for $55.000 (Afrum) 24/10/2010
Reflection on Tinga Tinga Masai Art (Petrine Arche) 2/9/2010
Tinga Tinga Puts Kenyan Animation on Map (The Africa Report) 8/7/2010
Tingatinga: Kitsch or Quality (Africancolours.com) 28/6/2010
David Mzuguno past away (Afrum) 15/6/2010
The Makonde Sculpture (Elias Jengo) 25/12/2009
Art Set Aside at EASTAFAB Biennale (Afrum) 12/11/2009
BBC: Tinga Tinga created in Kenya (Afrum) 1/11/2009
Tingatinga and the Mozambique Myth (Afrum) 1/11/2009
Ndanda: The Tanzanian Fina Art Capital (Afrum) 15/7/2009
Artists Look Back at Nyumba ya Sanaa (Eric Mchome) 10/7/2009
Nymba ya Sanaa (The Tanzanian Cultural House) in Mess (Ray Nayulaga) 9/7/2009
The Passed Makonde Sculptor Mathambwe Lives through Pius (Afrum) 9/7/2009
Malaba: No Instructions from Lilanga (lilanga.org) 4/5/2009
The Makonde big five from Tanzania (Afrum) 28/3/2009
Hassani Mchisa Poisened (lilanga.org) 4/3/2009
Lilanga: The Fraud of the Millennium (lilanga.org) 22/2/2009
New Faces in the Lilanga Group (lilanga.org) 5/1/2009
Nakapanya: The Tingatinga Capital (Afrum) 4/1/2009
Half of Tanzania on Tingatinga Motorcycle (Afrum) 3/1/2009
The Mystery of Nafasi Mpagua (Afrum) 7/12/2008
Malaba Studio and People who are Working there (lilanga.org) 23/11/2008
Robino Ntila Changes Style after 40 Years (Afrum) 14/11/2008
New Book - Angaza Africa by Chris Spring (Afrum) 14/11/2008
Malaba talks about Lilanga Affair (lilanga.org) 3/11/2008
Interview with Natasha Dickens (Afrum) 28/8/2008

This trademark guarantees that the paintings on your exhibition originate from Tinga Tinga Arts Cooperative Society (TACS) and it indicates a fair level of cooperation on the event. In case of publishing of any images, this trademark must be printed
Contact Daniel Augusta who teams up with galleries, NGO and other organisations to organize exhibitions of Tinga Tinga paintings. He provides the neccessary know-how to ensure that the event reflects the right cultural values of the local community. He also assists with arrangements here in Tanzania, such as translations, image material, transportations etc.
Set up a video chat with the artists. Get extensive interpretation of the Tinga Tinga art works and reveal their hidden meanings, symbolism and secrets. Bring up Tinga Tinga from darkness of misconceptions as "tourist art" or "air port art".
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Tinga Tinga images were used as part of advertisement campaign by 13th largest mobile network Etisalat in 2009


This was a funny order from someone who is also called Daniel :-). Mzungu means white man in Kiswahili.

Mr.Mruta painted big house wall in Copenhagen/Denmark!
Vision: Tinga Tinga Painting in every Home - Just a year ago a Tinga Tinga painting was auctioned for $55.000. Does it mean that only super rich people will be able to afford it and enjoy it? NO! We have a dream to make the paintings affordable to everybody. See over 250 Tinga Tinga paintings for $45 now!

Do not miss the chance to buy original paintings which were used for vertical calendars. The large calendars were published by KV&H Verlag, German publishing house offering the largest selection of calendars in the German-speaking markets. Click on the small image of a painting.Then Fill in the form.
Mbwana Sudi belongs to the old generation of Tinga Tinga painters. As Chairman of the Tinga Tinga Cooperative he sold the rights to Tinga Tinga to BBC
Pascal Bogaert: "Breathtaking views of mighty Mount Kilimanjaro. Lions staring at the viewer from a kaleidoscopic jungle forest... Each single piece is a mad, abundant celebration of bio-diversity and electrifying natural energy, a refined artistic ode to the universal thirst for life and an embracement of pure naïve joy." Get one MZUGUNO PAINTING right now!