Showing posts with label zimbabwean artists. Show all posts
Showing posts with label zimbabwean artists. Show all posts

Sunday, November 1, 2026

Where Art Meets Community - Artgal's November Newsletter

Artgal Journal November 2026 – A Month of Creativity & Connection

October was another exciting month at Artgal Zim Center in Zimbabwe!

From welcoming 94 young painters and hosting creative Sip & Paint weekends to exhibitions, cultural encounters and art sessions at Chikurubi Prison, Artgal's journey continues to grow.

In their latest newsletter, they share these special moments and introduce ArtGal's upcoming SANGANA NEUNYANZVI Emerging Artists Competition.

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We invite you to discover the stories, people and creativity behind it all.

Enjoy reading the November Artgal Journal!

To Artgal's Newsletter

Cheers,

artgal.online (your only artgal)

Saturday, October 3, 2026

ArtGal.Online — Tsika Dzedu 2026

Introducing Tsika Dzedu 2026

Our Culture. Our Traditions. Our Art

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ArtGal.Online: On 12th September the first exhibition and competition was held in Domboshava with a total of 37 aspiring artists. The turn out was so great that we doubled the prizes and gave each 2 prizes for the first, second and third places. 5 prizes of special recognition were given, one from each judge, one from the organizers and one from Mr. Raphael Chikukwa, the Executive Director of the National Gallery of Zimbabwe. Read all about it here!


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From left to right - Keith Zenda, Dennis Ruf and Raphael Chikukwa

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Wednesday, September 2, 2026

Tsika Dzedu: Zimbabwe National Exhibition & Competition 2026 Celebrates Art, Culture & Heritage at Artgal Zim Center

 


Tsika Dzedu: Zimbabwe National Exhibition & Competition 2026 Celebrates Art, Culture & Heritage at Artgal Zim Center

September 8–12, 2026 | Artgal Zim Center, Domboshava, Zimbabwe

Zimbabwean art, culture, identity, and heritage take center stage this September with Tsika Dzedu: Zimbabwe National Exhibition & Competition 2026, an important new platform bringing artists and the broader cultural community together at the Artgal Zim Center in Domboshava.

Taking place from September 8–12, 2026, Tsika Dzedu will culminate in a vernissage and awards ceremony on September 12, celebrating the artists and creative voices participating in this year’s national exhibition and competition.

Following the main event, the selected artworks will remain on exhibition at the Artgal Zim Center for an additional three weeks, providing audiences with an extended opportunity to experience the work beyond the opening celebrations.

Celebrating Zimbabwean Culture

Tsika Dzedu centers on themes of culture, identity, heritage, and the traditions that continue to shape Zimbabwe. The exhibition provides artists with a platform to explore the many dimensions of Zimbabwean cultural experience while presenting their work to audiences both locally and internationally.

With the Artgal Zim Center serving as its physical cultural and educational base, the exhibition reflects Artgal’s broader mission of creating opportunities for Zimbabwean artists, expanding access to their work, and strengthening connections between local artistic production and the international art community.



Meet the Tsika Dzedu Judges

A distinguished three-person judging panel has been assembled to help select this year's winners:

Sampson Kuvenguhwa
Master Zimbabwean Sculptor

Malindi Odell
Head of Art Department, The Heritage School Zimbabwe

Leslie Johnson
Zimbabwean Artist and Arts Festival Organiser


Artgal Zim Center

Located in Domboshava, the Artgal Zim Center provides a physical home for Artgal’s growing program of exhibitions, cultural initiatives, artist opportunities, and educational activity.

Through its exhibitions and digital initiatives, Artgal.Online is developing a broader platform for contemporary Zimbabwean art—connecting artists, collectors, cultural audiences, and international communities while creating greater visibility for Zimbabwe's creative sector.

Tsika Dzedu forms an important part of that ongoing mission, bringing together artistic production and cultural heritage while creating new opportunities for Zimbabwean artists to reach wider audiences.


Discover the September Collector Journal

The latest Artgal.Online September Collector Journal expands on Tsika Dzedu, introducing the judging panel and exploring the artists, ideas, cultural heritage, Zimbabwean art, Shona sculpture, exhibitions, artist stories, collector insights, and the latest developments from the Artgal Zim Center.

Discover more about Tsika Dzedu and the latest news from Artgal.Online in the September Collector Journal, and read the full Miami Art Scene™ feature below.

Read the September Collector Journal:
https://www.artgal.online/journal-newsletter/newsletter-september/

Read the full Miami Art Scene™ feature:
https://www.themiamiartscene.com/from-domboshava-to-the-international-art-world-artgal-online-builds-a-new-platform-for-contemporary-zimbabwean-art/

Artgal.Online:
https://www.artgal.online/

Tsika Dzedu: Zimbabwe National Exhibition & Competition 2026
September 8–12, 2026
Artgal Zim Center | Domboshava, Zimbabwe
Vernissage & Awards Ceremony: September 12, 2026
Selected artworks remain on view for an additional three weeks.



Friday, June 5, 2026

#ArtistSpotlight --> Keith Zenda, Scrap Art, Mudzimai weMusha - Theme of Mushamukadzi - Artgal.Online, Thundorf Switzerland, 2024.

Keith Zenda, Scrap Art, Mudzimai weMusha - Theme of Mushamukadzi - Artgal.Online, Thundorf Switzerland, 2024. Mixed Media, 53 1/5 × 35 2/5 in | 135.1 × 89.9 cm.


We highlight artist Keith Zenda through ArtGal.Online. Keith Zenda is a leading contemporary Zimbabwean artist known for his distinctive visual language often described as “Zendaism.” His work combines bold symbolism, spiritual narratives, and elements of African mythology to explore identity, transformation, and human consciousness. Through expressive compositions and strong use of color, Zenda creates powerful, layered works that bridge tradition and contemporary thought. In addition to his artistic practice, he plays a key role in mentoring emerging artists and developing the Artgal Zim Center. This work may be viewed and purchased via Artsy.

With a growing presence across Europe, the United States, and Africa, Artgal.Online is committed to presenting authentic voices and narratives rooted in heritage, identity, and contemporary expression. The platform actively supports artists through international exposure, professional representation, and the development of sustainable art ecosystems, including its flagship initiative, the Artgal Zim Center in Domboshava. Download the Art Gal app, allowing you to view and place artworks directly in your space. Powered by Artplacer, the Art Gal app lets you view and place artworks from the gallery’s latest exhibitions directly onto your own walls. Move and explore each piece with a simple touch.