Dear Supporters of Zimbabwean sculptors The Zimbabwe Sculptors Association is appealing for your help. It has become apparent that there is no assistance at present for the 100’s of sculptors across Zimbabwe. Many are already hungry and we need to act swiftly to help them and their families cope. Many sculptors as you know live… Read more

We were honoured to have been approached by the US Government in Washington DC to advise them who we thought were some of the top Zimbabwean sculptors of all time. From our list they chose Tapfuma Gutsa, the late Joram Mariga (represented here by his widow, Maud Mariga) and Sylvester Mubayi.  Here they are at… Read more

Don’t miss this opportunity to miss the world renowned sculptor Dominic Benhura in his whistle-stop tour of Canada. He will be making a special Guest Appearance over two weekends at the Toronto Botanical Garden from September 7 to September 16. Dominic will then be moving on to Vancouver and collaborating with Vancouver Island based artist… Read more

Shortly before we left Zimbabwe we were approached by the American Embassy in Harare to present them with some of the most renowned Zimbabwean sculptors work. We feel humbled and honored to present them with works by the late Joram Mariga, Tapfuma Gutsa and Sylvester Mubayi. This will be on permanent display within their embassy… Read more

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We’re so excited to announce ANOTHER ZimSculpt exhibition at Toledo Botanical Garden in Toledo, Ohio in 2017. Please join us from September 1 through to October 30 – mark the date, tell all your friends and family in the area and visit our award-winning exhibition. We will have approximately 100 sculptures on display ‘for sale’… Read more

We are pleased to announce our 2017 show will be at Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden. The exhibition runs from April 15 through to July 30. If you would like an invitation to the launch and preview, please contact us and we will happily send you an invite. We are very excited to be going… Read more

We’ve been lucky to have exclusive rights to sell a renowned collection of First Generation artists works that are being sold from a private family estate in South Africa.  The family member traveled greatly in Zimbabwe collecting these works from as long ago as the early 1950’s and has since passed away.  His family have… Read more