Course Overview
The Sculpture course at KENCID introduces students to the exciting world of three-dimensional art, offering hands-on training in modeling, carving, casting, and construction using a variety of materials such as wood, clay, metal, and stone. Set in the vibrant cultural hub of Nairobi, this program blends traditional African sculptural heritage with contemporary techniques and design thinking. Students develop creative problem-solving skills, learn how to bring concepts to life in physical form, and build a personal artistic identity. Through studio practice, public exhibitions, and mentorship from skilled sculptors, learners gain the technical mastery and artistic depth needed to excel in Kenya’s growing creative industries.
Why Study the Sculpture Course
Studying Sculpture at KENCID allows you to explore form, space, and texture in meaningful and expressive ways. You’ll benefit from hands-on experiences and industry exposure in Nairobi’s artistic community, developing the skills to create powerful, culturally relevant, and market-ready sculptural works for galleries, public spaces, and collectors.
Career Options in Sculpture Course
Graduates of Sculpture at KENCID can pursue careers as professional sculptors, installation artists, art educators, public art consultants, gallery technicians, or cultural heritage conservators. Many work with art galleries, museums, design studios, or independently through commissions and exhibitions. Nairobi’s art scene also offers opportunities to participate in sculpture festivals, residencies, and collaborative public projects.
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Entry Requirements
Diploma Program
KCSE C-
Duration: 6 Semesters
Certificate Program
KCSE D- and Above
Duration: 3 Semesters
Foundation program
KCSE: Any Grade
Duration: 2 Semesters
