August 26-Sept. 1 Join us to meet Dominic Benhura this coming weekend! Awards from the United Nations and the Nelson Mandela Foundation have helped make Dominic Benhura one of the most prominent Shona sculptors in the world. He’ll be at The Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden for one week only. Contact us for photos of his works available… Read more
Happy client & stunning ‘installed’ sculpture by Washington Matafi
This wonderful piece by Washington Matafi was installed on Friday night at our clients home in North Carolina – we think it looks amazing! Washington Matafi is currently in Germany as an artist in resident. We have this sculpture available in Zimbabwe, which is 44 x 17 x 11 inches – please contact us for… Read more
New sculptures by Benedick Mazuvamana and Tonderai Sowa
A few new pieces from these wonderful contemporary sculptors Bendrick Mazuvamana and Tonderai Sowa… click on the photo to see closer and contact us for details! Read more
ZimSculpt are back in the U.S.!
ZimSculpt artists in residence Patrick Sephani & Passmore Mupindiko arrived in North Carolina with curator Joseph Croisette to set up our 3 month exhibition at the Daniel Stowe Botanical Gardens, in Belmont, near Charlotte. The opening reception went well and we’ve received many visitors despite the heat and humidity! We have a one week guest… Read more
Lighting Your Sculpture at Night!
We receive many enquiries regarding lighting sculpture and have a very good contact in the UK that can help you, if you are based there? Please follow the link to see their recommendation for illuminating your special pieces; http://www.ecoledlight.co.uk/led-exterior-lighting.asp If you are somewhere else in the world, take a look at the site and see… Read more
Richard Jack Sculptor
We have been honoured to have been contacted by Richard Jack, a renowned white Zimbabwean sculptor who’s work we’ve admired since the day we were introduced to him back in 2000. Richard set the trend in a modern international forum for Zimbabwean sculptors – using mixed media such as stone, metal and wood. Painting is… Read more
Tengenenge, Fanizani Akuda & our charitable contributions…
We’re looking forward to our Summer exhibitions and are collecting furiously from all over the country. We had a great trip out to Tengenenge, the world-famous Sculpture Community based in the middle of nowhere! Tengenenge (watch this documentary) is now owned by world-renowned Zimbabwean Sculptor Dominic Benhura. It was great to see all the… Read more
Charity, Fair-trade, Ethical business practices?
We are not a ‘Charity’ and have never implied that. We do our fairshare with donating sculptures for fundraising events (mostly linked to Zimbabwe) and also collect clothes etc which we personally pay to get shipped back to Zimbabwe. We are consistently disgusted by many other Zimbabwean sculpture dealers who are proporting to give generously… Read more
A decade in business! Marking our 10th Anniversary
It’s been 10 years since ZimSculpt was formed. We cannot believe how the time has passed by so quickly and looking back how the business has grown. We came from humble beginnings, exhibiting at shows like House & Garden and Grand Designs, with small stands, trying to break into the market. We’re proud of what… Read more
Roland Penrose & Farley Farm House
Over all of these years I have built up a number of contacts within the arts business – with artists, dealers, galleries and importantly the clients – whom are based all over the world. Everyone is important to us and our relationships with every individual is respectful. Surprisingly it is a small world and one… Read more