
JELANI MWANGI Β· 2025
After the Memory
Charcoal and ochre on paper Β· 140 Γ 128 cm

Shona stone sculpture: a global vocabulary.
An editorial gateway into the artists, works, and stories that define Zimbabwe's contribution to the contemporary African movement β assembled with curatorial care by NUA-ARTE.

HARARE Β· ZIMBABWE
Fatou works between Harare and the broader Southern African scene. Working across painting, sculpture and mixed media, Fatou's practice is a cornerstone of NUA-ARTE's programme for Zimbabwe.
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JELANI MWANGI Β· 2025
Charcoal and ochre on paper Β· 140 Γ 128 cm
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ASHA OKAFOR Β· 2019
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FATOU DIOP Β· 2025
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STORIES FROM ZIMBABWE
Inside the studios shaping Zimbabwe's new visual grammar β where inherited symbols meet a contemporary register.
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VOICES FROM ZIMBABWE
Shona stone sculpture: a global vocabulary. A conversation on lineage, material, and the pull of the southern African horizon.
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NEW PERSPECTIVES FROM ZIMBABWE
Curatorial notes on the emerging generation reframing Zimbabwe's cultural output for a global audience.
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Ongoing β March 2027
NUA-ARTE Pavilion Β· Harare

Sept 2026 β Jan 2027
Group show Β· touring Southern Africa

A curated, room-by-room virtual walk through the featured artist, emerging voices, and available works from Zimbabwe.