Curators of Zimbabwean Sculpture Worldwide
For 4 years ZimSculpt exhibited in the Walled Garden of Loseley Park’s beautiful grounds.
With over 100 sculptures on display within the Elizabethan gardens and home of the wonderful More-Molyneux family, sculptures were situated within their beautiful walled gardens, placed within the flower-beds and water features.
Resident artists were Sam Mabeu, Lincon Muteta, Brian Watyoka and Dudzai Mushawepwere, who held demonstrations and running workshops under the huge Cedar tree.
Loseley Park will be hosting ZimSculpt.com within the Elizabethan gardens and home of the More-Molyneux family. Sculptures will be situated within their enclosed garden, among the flowerbeds and water features. ZimSculpt.com hand select every piece of sculpture to be displayed and supply some of the finest art galleries around the world.
It’s hard to imagine the difficulty involved in transporting more than 300 stone sculptures from Zimbabwe on a world tour – some weighing so much it takes five men to lift them – but the team behind ZimSculpt has managed this tedious task for over a decade, and brings this beloved Zimbabwean art form to VanDusen Botanical Garden for its third and final year in Vancouver.