Typically the weather has been pretty bad during Chelsea for the past 3 years, but this year the weather was great during the show. However setting up and breaking down after was not so fun – in rain and wind. But after all our hard work putting our Zimbabwean garden together it was well worth… Read more

We’ve just returned from inaugurating a two-week exhibition in Bahrain, where we were part of the ‘Spring Culture Week’. It was our third year in Bahrain and as usual the exhibition was a great success – thank you to everyone who welcomed us all, including all the local and visiting artists involved in the International… Read more

A big thank you to everyone that has joined our mailing list in Canada and who visited us at the Royal Botanical Gardens (RBG) in Burlington (Toronto) Ontario. The show at the Royal Botanical Garden was a great success, with over 6000 admirers visiting us during September alone. We gave talks to local schools and… Read more

Cannizaro Park was launched by the Mayor Of Merton on Friday 9th June and we had a good group of supporters who turned up for the preview.  So thank you to all of you. Friends Of Cannizaro Park have also been great helping us advertise and to get the word out about us. You can… Read more

Chelsea Flower Show 2006 was a great success for us… We were awarded a Certificate Of Merit by the RHS for the oustanding presentation of our stand. Pictures of the stand and ourselves with the award can be seen below. The theme of our garden was ‘Journey From The Depths Of Zimbabwe’ – the amazing… Read more

We wanted to write briefly and shed some festive cheer, to let you know what we’ve been doing with either the money and/or the clothes and toys that we received as donations – during our tour of London this Summer. Visiting the length and breadth of the country in the past two weeks with 18… Read more

Do you wonder if art ‘is for you’ ? Or do you wish that you could give something positive from your heart to Zimbabwe? Or are you a connoisseur and collector of very fine art ? Then go and visit the touring exhibition of sculpture from Zimbabwe, which has had less publicity and visits —… Read more

Look differently, it’s more than just a stone  By Fanuel Jongwe ZIMBABWEAN stone sculptures is ubiquitous. One will find a piece perched on a pedestal in a gallery in Auckland, New Zealand, or one perched in a back garden in Seoul, South Korea, on a stoep in Durban or gracing the display cabinet of a… Read more

The official launch of the ZimSculpt book ‘Journey From The Depths Of Zimbabwe’ was opened by the British Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Dr Rod Pullen at the Richard Rennie Gallery in Harare, Zimbabwe on 10th December 2004. Artists featured in the book were also present for interviews and discussion. ‘Journey From The Depths Of Zimbabwe’ is… Read more

It’s a strange title to have on a e-commerce sculpture site isn’t it? I don’t think Africa or our country, Zimbabwe can escape from the mortality the HIV/AIDS pandemic is having on most people on a day to day basis. No one is spared. It also effects many of the artists we work with in… Read more