Antelope

28 January 2016

Antelope – a sculpture in Springstone by Gilbert Mutasa. Read more

Evolving

28 January 2016

Evolving – a sculpture in Springstone by Gilbert Mutasa. Read more

Bed Time

28 January 2016

Bed Time – a sculpture in Springstone by Brian Watyoka. Read more

Too Much Going On

27 January 2016

Too Much Going On – a sculpture in Springstone by Norbert Shamuyarira. Read more

Baboon Stealing The Corn

27 January 2016

Baboon Stealing The Corn – a sculpture in Springstone by Sylvester Mubayi. Read more

Wise Woman

20 January 2016

Wiseman – a sculpture in Springstone by Agnes Nyanhongo. Read more

It’s the height of summer, and ZimSculpt is bringing the sizzle back to Vancouver! Breaking up the gray skies and bringing with it the sun. This exhibit of stone sculptures from Zimbabwe has returned to VanDusen Botanical Gardens…

Pulling from a long established sculpting tradition, these pieces speak to traditional themes such as family and spirituality. Yet do so with a unique modern flair. Zimbabwe is home to many of the world’s most notable sculptors. Which is evident in every spectacular piece thoughtfully and artistically placed through out some of the most lush and beautiful perennial beds in the city!

The Dandelion WranglerVancouver

Antelope

Evolving

Bed Time

Too Much Going On

Baboon Stealing The Corn

Wise Woman

Peace River Botanical & Sculpture Gardens (2022), USA (2022)

Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Garden, United States (2021 & 2017)

Toronto Botanical Garden, Canada (2019 & 2018)

Toledo 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)

Loseley Park, UK (2004-6 & 2011)

RHS Chelsea Flower Show, UK (2006-11)

Knebworth House, UK (2008-10)

Herstmonceux Castle (Queens University), UK (2008-10)

Cannizaro Park, UK (2005-7)

Ingatestone Hall, UK (2003-5)