My name is Royal Katiyo. I'm an artist from Zimbabwe. I learned to sculpt from a friend by the name of Luke Mgavazi. That was in 1992, after my school. I joined…
My name is Nicholas Kadzungura. I'm an artist from Zimbabwe. I started sculpting in 1987 under the guidance of Dominic Benhura, one of our first generati…
I'm Anne Walker, the Garden's Chapungu Exhibition Outreach
Liaison. Join us for Chapungu Nights every Thursday evening now
through September. Spend a summer evening in the Garden se…
All of the stone comes from Zimbabwe. When we first started
the sculpture movement 50 years ago we couldn't find stone.
But today, there is stone found all over the country and sto…
The word "Chapungu" is the Shona word for the Bateleur eagle.
It's an eagle which still exists in Africa in many of the low lying
areas and we find it in Zimbabwe along the Zambezi…
The exhibit comes over in containers and the pieces are packed
individually into large crates, wooden crates, and when they travel
over the water, over the sea, they come across in…
I am Gedeon Nyanhongo. I come from a family of well-known
Zimbabwean sculptors, including my sister Agnes and my
father Claude. When I first started sculpting…
Zimbabwe is a subtropical African country located in the southern
central part of Africa, slightly above South Africa, below Zambia,
to the west of Mozambique, and to the east of A…
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