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Jeche to display Illusions exhibition at Joina City
Chinhoyi University of Technology student, Nyasha Jeche, will open an art exhibition themed ‘Illusions’ at Joina City in Harare on November 8, 2016 at 4pm.
Chinhoyi University of Technology student, Nyasha Jeche, will open an art exhibition themed ‘Illusions’ at Joina City in Harare on November 8, 2016 at 4pm.
Last night at Alliance Francaise, Almasi Collaborative Arts (founded by Danai Gurira and Patience Tawengwa) honoured Gideon Jeph Wabvuta with the Walter Muparutsa Fellowship Artist of Excellence Award.
The National Gallery’s artwork of the week is ‘Poor’ by Luis Meque. The painting “expresses the vicious Cycle of Poverty ; the figure sits dejectedly due to being left without any opportunities to a better life marked by socio-economic constraints such as unemployment, crisis of expectation and a low standard of living.”
Sambo’s painting shows a population in the form of people at a rally. The rally serves as a call to togetherness for one common purpose.
Tonight, the 'Own Your Rubbish' campaign relaunched at the new Tsoko Gallery located at Doon Estate. The exhibition was opened by the German Ambassador, His Exellency Ulrich Klöckner.
The Wechi crew has done it again! On Friday, April 4 at 167 Enterprise Road, circa 5:30 pm Charles Nkomo (an acrylic wizard) used his magic wand of a paint brush to hold the aficionados at the exhibition in his thrall. I will make a feeble attempt to paint a picture (pun undoubtedly intended) of how amazing his artwork is. I suppose I must type at least 10,000 words—since, as the idiom goes, each picture is worth a thousand.
Thursday evening was the opening of the exhibition Zig Zag Zim at the National Art Gallery in Harare.
Last night, at the recently-opened gallery ‘The Corridor’, an exhibition on one of Zimbabwe’s most precious stones launched. The exhibition comprised of paintings by Venetia Syms of balancing rocks from Epworth to Matopos.
Wechi, a charming family-owned business that focuses on framing art, held a March Miniatures exhibition on Friday, March 18, 2016. Wechi proudly frames “some of Zimbabwe's leading artists as well as some really amazing up-and-coming talent.”
Goblins and underworld spirits —no, this is not Harry Potter, but an art exhibition at Village Unhu in Chisipite, Harare. Mystical creatures and tales of spiritualism in the African context have been passed down for millennia.