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Art as Dialogue: Zimbabwean Sculptures Redefine Colonial History In a powerful fusion of art and activism, over 100 artists from Zimbabwe’s Chitungwiza Arts Centre submitted sculptures reflecting on the contested legacy of Cecil Rhodes, the 19th-century British imperialist. Four standout works—selected from 110 submissions—will debut at Oriel College, Oxford, in September 2025, marking a pivotal […]

🌟 BREAKING NEWS: A Piece of Zimbabwean Heritage is Headed to Bradenton, Florida! 🌟 We’re thrilled to announce that another exquisite Shona stone sculpture—a signed, museum-quality masterpiece—has found its forever home in the United States! This week, collector John of Bradenton, Florida, secured the LAST AVAILABLE “Lady Bust Maiden” statue by renowned artist Farai Mangenda,

Farai Nyakanyanza  born on September 29, in Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe. The youngest of nine children (six sisters and two brothers), he was raised by his mother, who passed away in April 2020, in a vibrant artistic environment that would shape his lifelong passion. Early Life and Artistic Inspiration Nyakanyanza’s education began at Farai Primary School (1986–1992),

Early Life and Humble Beginnings Farai Mangenda, born on May 5, 1976, in Nyanga, Zimbabwe, overcame profound adversity to become a globally recognized sculptor. Orphaned at a young age, he left school after sixth grade when his parents’ passing left him unable to afford education. Yet, his resilience led him to discover sculpting in 1994

  Nestled in the heart of southern Africa, Zimbabwe is a land of untamed beauty, awe-inspiring landscapes, and vibrant cultures waiting to be explored. From the thunderous roar of Victoria Falls to the serene wilderness of its national parks, Zimbabwe offers unforgettable adventures for every traveler. Here’s why your next journey should be to this

In an era where a Google search can make or break a business, organizations without a digital footprint risk becoming ghosts in the machine. For Chitungwiza Arts Centre—a hub for Zimbabwean creativity—this reality was temporarily masked by the dedication of an unlikely marketer: a truck driver running a passion project. But when leadership handed off

Discover the inspiring journey of Edson Muchena, a Zimbabwean stone sculptor from Penhalonga whose mastery of Verdite, Opal, and Springstone is captivating global art markets. Explore his story, craft, and vision. The Heartbeat of Zimbabwean Stone Sculpture Zimbabwe’s rich artistic heritage, particularly its renowned Shona stone sculpture tradition, has produced some of the world’s most

Discover the captivating beauty and cultural legacy of Zimbabwe through this exquisitely hand-carved Shona tribal female bust sculpture. More than a decorative piece, it embodies the soul of the Shona people, showcasing their artistic mastery and celebrating themes of femininity, community, and humanity’s bond with nature. Key Features of the Shona Tribal Female Bust Sculpture