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  • Agnes Nyanhongo- BORN 1960 PLACE OF BIRTH Nyanga Zimbabwe RESIDES Zimbabwe STONE Springstone THEMES Her work is characterized by a sense of peace calm and inner dignity. It features women and womens' role in society.
  • Amos Supuni- BORN 1970 PLACE OF BIRTH Malawi RESIDES Zimbabwe THEMES His sees his work as a voice for the voiceless. His themes are contempary social issues. e.g. Plight of the street kids. The poverty stricken. The starving.
  • Arthur Fata- BORN 1963 PLACE OF BIRTH Harare Zimbabwe RESIDES Zimbabwe STONE He is at home with the hardest stones THEMES His formidable technical skills allow him to sculpt almost anything that inspires him, and as such his subject matter covers a wide range. Nature themes seem dominant.
  • Bernard Matamera BORN 1946 PLACE OF BIRTH Guruve Zimbabwe DIED 2002 STONE Serpentines THEMES The subject matter of his dreams: animals,spirits,people and creatures and the metamorphosis between them.
  • Beven ChikodziBORN 1966 PLACE OF BIRTH Chitungwisa Zimbabwe THEMES Gentle flowing sculpture usually with the theme of family relationships or birds or animals.
  • Brian NyanhongoBORN 1968 PLACE OF BIRTH Nyanga Zimbabwe THEMES He has a strong sense of family and respect for traditions which shows through in his sculpture.
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  • Charles NembawareBORN 1971 PLACE OF BIRTH Zimbabwe THEMES Inspired by his dreams. Sculptures show keen observation of human emotion and human charactor.
  • Collen NyanhongoBORN 1972 PLACE OF BIRTH Nyanga Zimbabwe PREFFERED STONE hard stones springstone or serpentines THEMES Often inspired by nature.
  • Colleen MadamombeBORN 1964 PLACE OF BIRTH Harare Zimbabwe PREFFERED STONE she works mainly in springstone THEMES Womanhood with qualitys of humility pride authority energy endevour sadness tenderness and humour.
  • Collin SixpenceBORN 1973 PLACE OF BIRTH Harare Zimbabwe RESIDES Harare Zimbabwe PREFFERED STONE Dolomite and marble and any of the harder stones. THEMES His sculpture is a reflection of his interpretation of everyday life.He is inspired by his natural surroundings in particular plants and flowers.
  • Derick MachekaBORN 1967 RESIDES Harare THEMES His work is empowered by a strong personal spirituality and tells stories which contain elements of the real world but are often placed in a spiritual or traditional context.
  • Dominic BenhuraBORN 1968 PLACE OF BIRTH Murewa Zimbabwe RESIDES Harare Zimbabwe STONE Springstone Opalstone but experiments with many materials. THEMES Family, Human interaction, Nature.
  • Eddie MasayaBORN 1960 PLACE OF BIRTH Nyanga RESIDES Zimbabwe STONE Hard serpentines especially springstone THEMES His work comments on both traditional values and contempary issues e.g. Agony woman . The elders.
  • Euwitt NyanhongoBORN 1973 PLACE OF BIRTH Nyanga Zimbabwe. STONE Springstone THEMES He is inspired by the mountains of Nyanga .His work portrays human affinity with nature,animals,spirits and mythologigal beliefs of the Shona people.
  • Fabian MadamombeBORN 1953 PLACE OF BIRTH Kadoma Zimbabwe. STONE Black and green serpentines. Springstone. THEMES Human form nature and abstract ideas.
  • Fungai MwarowaBORN 1969 PLACE OF BIRTH Chimanimani Zimbabwe STONE Fascinated with stone. Likes to make each new sculpture of a different stone. THEMES Imaginative creatures often imbued with human characteristics.
  • Gerald TakawiraBORN 1964 RESIDES Zimbabwe THEMES Nature. People.
  • Gideon NyanhongoBORN 1967 PLACE OF BIRTH Nyanga. Zimbabwe. STONE He says, “My work must mark stages of my life: but it must also record the important stages in life around me... This is why I use the hardest stones, so that people will be able to understand these things in the years to come THEMES Gideon’s sculptures speak tenderly of parenthood, protection, innocence and human love; as well as highlighting more traditional Shona themes of spiritual guidance and direction.
  • Gift MuchenjiBORN 1969. STONE He is very careful in the selection of his stone as a result his sculptures often have a full rounded quality that has emerged completely naturally from the stone with little influence or change from the artist.
  • Gladman ZinyekaBORN 1962 PLACE OF BIRTH Gutu Zimbabwe .DIED 2000 STONE He utilises the variety of Serpentines and in particular the very hard Springstone that he polishes to perfection. THEMES “I stand for the poor,” says Zinyeka, “I am lucky because I can shout through Stone Sculpture.
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  • Johnathan MhondorohumaBORN 1974 PLACE OF BIRTH Mvurwi Zimbabwe RESIDES Harare STONE Springstone THEMES His subject matter is extensive from expressions of cultural custom and legend to village activity and sleeping children but almost always involving human activity.
  • Joe MutasaBORN 1964 PLACE OF BIRTH Rusape Zimbabwe RESIDES Harare STONE Verdite springstone lepidolite granite dolomite THEMES Daily life,family and the environment.
  • Joseph MuzondoBORN 1964 RESIDES Zimbabwe STONE Besides stone he uses steel , found objects and other media. THEMES His work is born out of great integrity- no idea is ever repeated for similar effect. His work is often contempary with themes of war, despair, struggle, catastrophy, sadness.
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  • Lovemore JamesBORN 1971 STONE Opalstone Serpentines. THEMES Family, traditional culture, small animals and birds.
  • Nicholas KadzunguraBORN 1967 PLACE OF BIRTH Mashonaland central provence.Zimbabwe. STONE Hard stones THEMES People and people interacting.
  • Norbert ShamuyariraBORN 1962 PLACE OF BIRTH Chinhoyi Zimbabwe. STONE Springstone THEMES What he sees in everyday life.
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  • Philip KotokwaBORN 1972 STONE Leopardrock dolomite granite opalstone springstone. THEMES Life around him.
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  • Raphael MachinjiliBORN 1966 PLACE OF BIRTH Mazowe Zimbabwe. THEMES Nature
  • Raphael MavudziBORN 1970 STONE Springstone is his favourite stone for the contrast that can be achieved with it. THEMES His sculptures depict humanity and the world around him in a spiritual and often abstract way..
  • Royal KatiyoBORN 1972 PLACE OF BIRTH Murewa Zimbabwe STONE Springstone THEMES Nature especially birds.
  • Saidi SabitiBORN 1929 PLACE OF BIRTH Mozambique RESIDES Zimbabwe STONE Serpentines springstone opalstone THEMES He works from simple imagery that surrounds him - making mental notes of things seen, as well as from imaginative musings from moments of contemplation. Common themes in his work include the Dendera bird, women (eg. grandmothers) and small creatures such as snakes and owls.
  • Samson KuvhenguraBORN 1953 PLACE OF BIRTH Mudzi RESIDES Zimbabwe THEMES Human interaction.
  • Stanford DerereBORN 1957 PLACE OF BIRTH Zimbabwe RESIDES Zimbabwe STONE Serpentines springstone opalstone THEMES His affinity for birds and their shrinking habitat is evident in his sculpture. Stanford sees himself as a conservationist and depicts birds in an extremely sensitive and evocative way.
  • Sylvester Mubayi BORN 1942 PLACE OF BIRTH Marondera Zimbabwe RESIDES Harare STONE Springstone THEMES The fusion of spiritual and earthly worlds as well as human and animal iconography inspires the work of Sylvester Mubayi.
  • Tapfuma Gutsa BORN 1956 RESIDES Zimbabwe STONE Serpentine Springstone. THEMES In his opinion, “the Western world has long borrowed from Africa. I find no problem in borrowing from them.” The imagery in his work is not so much borrowed from contemporary European culture, but actually represents much of today’s society in Zimbabwe – it is not restricted to portraying traditional cultural issues and is unafraid to speak of current environment in his home country.
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  • Taylor NkomoBORN 1953 PLACE OF BIRTH Bulawayo Zimbabwe STONE Springstone serpentines THEMES Nkomo draws a lot from nature and is producing quality sculpture with strong Zimbabwean sensibility.
  • Tendai MutasaBORN 1967 DIED 1999 STONE Dolomite THEMES Traditional shona culture especially to do with honouring ones elders and being mindful of past generations.
  • Tinashe MakazaBORN 1972 PLACE OF BIRTH Guruve Zimbabwe DIED 2002 STONE Serpentines THEMES Tinashe takes inspiration from his surroundings and many of his works reflect organic shapes found in plants, mountains and clouds; his volumetric forms indicate a keen sense of awareness of the environment . He is not copying nature but rather in the process of studying it.
  • Tonde MashayaBORN 1977 PLACE OF BIRTH Harare STONE Springstone THEMES Zimbabwean Life
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  • Walter MarigaBORN 1973 RESIDES Zimbabwe STONE Besides the serpentines he also works in black granite and cararra marble from Italy. THEMES His themes are often human forms and human interactions.
  • Wencelous Marufu BORN 1964 PLACE OF BIRTH Harare Zimbabwe STONE Green serpentine. Also uses black and golden and opal stone. THEMES. The human figure as well as animals and birds.
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