The Stars Are Bright: An exhibition that captures the zeitgeist of its period.
by Nyadzombe Nyampenza Barnabus Chiponza, How Beautiful Is Night (1945). Photo Debbie Sears © The Curtain Foundation. From the exhibition...
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Roots & Routes AFRICA ON DISPLAY: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE
by Tinashe Chiura Tamary Kudita, That evening sun goes down, Photograph, 2020 (image courtesy of the artist) Blackness is often...
Chimutuwah, an emerging powerful womens’ voice.
by Nyadzombe Nyampenza Prudence Chimutuwah, Face Yebasa, 2021 (detail) mixed media (image courtesy of author) Face dzebasa’ is Prudence...
Dance with the Sign: Zimbabwean Pavilion at the 59th Venice Biennale
by Lifang Zhang Kresiah Mukwazhi, Chembere Dzagumhana 315cm x 265cm, mixed media Installation (image courtesy of the author and artist)...
artHARARE Contemporary Art Fair promises to be a catalyst and incubator for Zimbabwean artists
I am struck by the unoriginal thought that violence and struggle often appear alongside great beauty. I do not accept that artists must...
The Wellspring of Zimbabwean Visual Arts Practice.
Moffat Takadiwa, Hashtag this flag (2020), Plastic keyboard keys, plastic bottle tops (image Courtesy of Semiose Gallery, Paris) The...
Private art collection of Gervanne and Matthias Leridon highlights Zimbabwean contemporary artists.
"Despite the diversity of artists and mediums, the same desire runs through each of these works, the struggle for freedom. This quest, so...
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