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Dominic Benhura on the BBC

27 August 2015

dominic & dancar

Very proud to see Zimbabwean sculptor Dominic Benhura on the BBC July 17 2015 – http://www.bbc.com/news/business-33566722

We have ‘grown’ together internationally in the last 15 years & it’s an honor to work him & all those at his Studio. Well done Dominic. Happy to see I’m in there briefly, with your beautiful Lioness… Now in Vancouver’s Ukama Gallery! Much respect my friend.

 

 

 

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Based in Harare, ZimSculpt is passionate about promoting the work of some of the finest Zimbabwean sculptors. By holding exhibitions around the world and making sculptures available for purchase online, we let you experience some of the finest contemporary stone sculpture.
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Past Exhibitions

  • Toronto Botanical Garden, Canada (2018)
  • Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden, United States (2017)
  • Muttart Conservatory, Canada (2015)
  • Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden, United States (2014-15)
  • The Royal Botanical Gardens, Canada (2012-13 & 2006-7)
  • Dow Gardens, USA (2013)
  • Naples Botanical Garden, United States (2012-13)
  • RHS Chelsea Flower Show, UK (2006-11)
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