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Zimbabweans Urged to Invest in Local Art The National Gallery of Zimbabwe (NGZ) executive director Raphael Chikukwa has urged Zimbabweans to invest in local art collections to boost the nation’s …
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The National Gallery of Zimbabwe in Harare will soon host an eagerly awaited solo exhibition by the esteemed artist Mercy Moyo.
Chinotanga Mutsara: Mercy Moyo’s Solo Exhibition at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe Read More
The Connect for Culture Africa National Working Group (CfCA NWG) in Zimbabwe has unveiled the findings of their comprehensive Baseline Survey titled “Public Funding for Culture in Zimbabwe: Lessons from, and Actors in the Field.”
Public Funding for Culture in Zimbabwe: Key Insights and Future Directions Read More
In a world where the pursuit of a utopian future often seems elusive, Zimbabwean artist Gresham Tapiwa Nyaude presents a powerful new exhibition, “Immanentise the Eschaton,” at First Floor Gallery Harare.
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Zimbabwean art has long captivated the global art scene with its unique recognition and impact.
This tradition, dating back to the 1950s, has produced remarkable talents that have left an indelible mark on international art annals.
Patrick Makumbe’s Kuva Ziso Exhibition at the First Floor Art Gallery Read More
The local art scene has been dormant for months because of the Covid-19 pandemic but with some of the restrictions that were put in place to combat the spread of the virus being lifted, the industry is slowly coming back to life.
Julio Rizhi’s ‘Chakafukidza’ exhibition gives First Floor Gallery a breath of life Read More
The Covid-19 pandemic has literally brought the whole world to its knees with every aspect of society being affected one way or the other.
While Zimbabwe was spared of the full wrath of the virus in the early days, the populace got a taste of what the future would be like when the President announced the first national lockdown which started on March 30.
Zimbabwe National Art Gallery rendered lifeless as Covid-19 takes its toll Read More