'Zimbabwe' means "great stone house". It is fitting that stone sculpture is the art that most represents the people of Zimbabwe.  It is also referred to as 'Shona Sculpture'.

ZimScuplt is in constant communication with artists and thus privy to the latest cutting edge sculpture being produced in Zimbabwe today.

Tel: +263 (0)91 907758 / +263 (4) 498390
Link: http://www.zimsculpt.com/news.html

Harare, Zimbabwe

The National Gallery of Zimbabwe is a center for national culture which injects various influences into the mainstreams of life and change the way people appreciate art and culture in their various societies. The Gallery is responsible for circulating exhibitions throughout Zimbabwe and is a focal and distributing point for art in the country. We have a Permanent Collection which houses ancient and contemporary African and European artworks. This serves to educate present and future generations of Zimbabwe.

Physical Address:
20 Julius Nyerere Way/ Parklane
Harare, Zimbabwe

Postal Address:
P.O.Box CY 848
Causeway, Harare, Zimbabwe

Tel.: +263 - 4 - 704 666 / 7
Fax: +263 - 4 - 704668

Email: ngallery@mweb.co.zw

Website: http://www.nationalgallery.co.zw/

Zimbabwe Parliament Queen Victoria Museum Queen Victoria National Library National Art Gallery - houses a valuable and interesting national collection but also hosts travelling international exhibitions and has a permanent display of some superb stone carvings by local Shona people. National Archives - see the valuable collection of rare Rhodesiana and Africana in the form of diaries, note-books and reports of famous missionaries and explorers. Not to be missed is the famous painting of the Victoria Falls by Thomas Baines, the first artist to paint the Falls, as well as the less well-known but excellent painting of the same subject by EH Holder.
 

Housed in a charming Victorian building, Douslin House, in Main Street. The gallery complex contains a curio shop, restaurant and artists' studios. Link: http://www.odyssei.com/travel-tips/6419.html

Africancolours Artists’ Association (AAA) is a professional visual artist’s run organisation registered with the National Arts Council of Zimbabwe. With the association aiming to create interaction among artists; provide information on visual art in Africa; promote work of the African artists; bring about exchange of ideas and support artists initiatives; the AAA holds the sole mandate to update its Zimbabwean website www.africancolours.com
Leggate Avenue
Gunhill, Harare
Zimbabwe.  
Cell  011422249,  011718937, 0912260254
Email: stephen1975@hotmail.com
Link: www.africancolours.com