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ZimSculpt

Curators of Zimbabwean Sculpture Worldwide

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Torso

28 July 2013

Torso – a sculpture in Opal Stone (Golden) by Garrison Machinjili. Read more

Everlasting

21 April 2012

Everlasting – a sculpture in Opal Stone (Golden) by Elvis Mamvura. Read more

Lone Figure

21 April 2012

Lone Figure – a sculpture . Read more

Creation

20 April 2012

Creation – a sculpture . Read more

Bather

21 September 2011

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Leaf Head

5 September 2011

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Seated Bather (miniature)

7 June 2010

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Angelic

13 August 2009

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Seated Bather

13 August 2009

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Learning To Read

13 August 2009

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About ZimSculpt

Based in Harare, ZimSculpt is passionate about promoting the work of some of the finest Zimbabwean sculptors. By holding exhibitions around the world and making sculptures available for purchase online, we let you experience some of the finest contemporary stone sculpture.
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Upcoming Exhibition

  • Fort Worth Botanic Garden, Fort Worth , Texas
    15 April – 30 July

Partner with ZimSculpt

ZimSculpt partners with people around the world. Contact us if you are interested in hosting an exhibition or are interested in selling our sculptures.
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Past Exhibitions

  • Peace River Botanical & Sculpture Gardens, 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)
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…unlike art found in much of the rest of Africa, Shona sculpture … has become a wholly indigenous modern art form created exclusively as a form of artistic expression.

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