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Take Note! Look! Cheuka Harare Art Fair (CHAF) 2025
Cheuka is a Shona word that refers to the observation or noticing of both tangible and intangible things that surround us. Look; the act of noticing, noting, remarking, or observing; observation by the senses or intellect; cognizance; Cheuka Harare Art … Continue reading →
Posted in abstract art, abstract female expressionist, Africa, africa, African art, African child, African flora, art, art collaboration, Art collectors, art community, art exhibition, Art exhibition zimbabwe, art fair, art fair zimbabwe, art festival, art film, Art for impact, art gallery, art interview, art on clothes, Art pigment, art residence, art video, artprints, Assemblage art, Beaded art, beading, beauty, birdart, birds, Body art,, body artist, Body Painting, capital art, Cheuka Art Fair, cityscape art, craft, crafts, Craftwork, cultural beliefs, culture, Cycle of Life, dance, Design, draped canvas, drawing, dreams, earth, earth pigment, environment, Fabric, fairytale, FashionArt, fibre art, film, flight, FNB art fair, food, food culture, gallery delta, Graffitti, Hairstyle, Harare Showgrounds, hip hop, home grown food, homegrown, interior design, investec art fair, landscape, Life Drawing, lifestyle, lin barrie, Lin Barrie Art, Lin Barrie publication, moffat Takadiwa, movies, murals, myth, Mythology, national gallery, National Gallery of Zimbabwe, oral history, painting, paintings, performance art, poetry, pottery, printed fabric, printmaking, re-cycled art, re-cycled products, recycled art, sculpture, silk painting, sketching, slow food, Social Customs, soft sculpture, spoken tradition, storytelling, street art, taste, Taste of Africa, Textile art, theatre, tradition, traditional dance, traditional dyes, travel, Uncategorized, Video art, virtual art exhibition, wall art, weaving, White cube, Winged Victory, wire, wood sculpture, writing, zimbabwe, Zimbabwe Artist, Zimbabwe artists, Zimbabwe National Art Gallery, Zimbabwean Art, Zimbabwean Artist, zimbabwean authors, Zimbabwean books, Zimbabwean history, Zimbabwean tourism, zimbabweanart
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Tagged admire Kamudzengerere, africa, animal farm, animals, art, Art collectors, art fair, art panel, art patronage, Beta Gallery, birds, books, bottle birds, burnt offerings, Burnt Offerings Collective, CHAF, Cheuka Art Fair, chicken, Chitungwiza Artists collective, earth, emergence, emerging artists, environment, established zimbabwean artists, fadzai muchemwa, fibre art, film, flight, FNB art fair, food, found objects art, Gallery 33.0, gluten free, goat meat, Harare Showgrounds, Helen Lieros, investec art fair, Johnson Zuze, Kelli Barker, Laura Fungai Ganda, Lin Barrie Art, look, Mbayiwa Studio, memory of the Ancestors, Merilyn Mushakwe, mermaid, Michele Sandoz, millet, mud, Munwahuku Collective, NACZ, national art gallery, national arts council zimbabwe, Nhaka Gallery, noitice, observe, painting, peggy mapondera, performance art, photographs, Post Studio Arts Collective, printmaking, raphael chikukwa, shona word, snare wire, soft sculpture, sorghum, stone sculpture, Tarisa Studio, The Mapondera Collection, tradition, traditional food, traditional grains, travel, vegan, Wailers Studio, Wallen Mapondera, water, wings, wood sculpture, zimbabwe
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Forever Young, Always Present; the Eternal Embrace of the Chilojo Cliffs and Gonarezhou…
Friday 25th July, the beginning of Kelli’s birthday weekend at Kaya Nyala, and we set off on a full day Chilojo Cliffs expedition. Celebrating birthdays and also celebrating lost loved ones.. beginnings and endings…. cycles and circles of life… Driving … Continue reading →
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Tagged adventure travel, africa, animals, art, Arthur Barrie, ashes, baobab, baobab ridge, bees, birdsandbees, black eagle, books, Chilo Gorge Safari Lodge, chilojo cliffs, conservation, eco-tourism, endangered species, environment, expeditiuon, Giraffe, ground hornbills, hunters, huntersbaobab, kambako, kaya nyala, Lin Barrie Art, memorial; service, memories, orchids, painting, photography, poetry, safari vehicle, sandstone, shadreck, sketch, Steve Barrie, Sunrise in Zimbabwe, sunset, tembahatapan, travel, trees, Tusk, wildlife, writing, zimbabwe
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Mud Journal and Kelli Barker embrace HAIR!
Gorgeous locks are the best trend I know – embracing the vital natural health of our hair, be it brown black or blonde, thick thin or coarse- it’s all beautiful! From Zimbabwe to Los Angeles, the trend of LOCKS is … Continue reading →
Posted in adventure travel, africa, African child, art, beauty, Body art,, City Life, culture, fashion, Hairstyle, Harare, lifestyle, make up, make up art, make up artist, photography, recycled art, street art, travel, zimbabwe, Zimbabwe Artist, Zimbabwean Art, Zimbabwean Artist
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Tagged africa, art, big hair, braids, earrings, fashion, hair trend, Hairstyle, Harare, Kelli Barker, Kuda, locks, Los Angeles, make up artist, men’s hair, mud journal, natural hair, Nespresso, nespresso pod, photography, recycled art, shaved head, street art, upstyles, wig, zimbabwe, Zimbabwean Artist
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Nudibranchs meet my paintbrush; They dance and swirl like miniature Sega Dancers….
Stunning photos and facts on a a great adventure blog by – I love painting these gorgeous #Nudibranchs /aka #seaslugs, such as these ones I painted in #Mauritius, hence the name sega sea slug, as it ‘dances’ through the water … Continue reading →
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Tagged acrylic on paper, acrylic painting, africa, animals, art, camouflage, conservation, Coral, dance, eco-tourism, environment, flamenco dancer, Indian Ocean, inspiration, life force, Lin Barrie Art, lionfish, nature, nudibranch, painting, photographer, poetry in motion, private dancer, rasping radula, sea slug, sega, snorkelling, spanish dancer, swirling skirts, under the sea, underwater, Wild art, wildlife, zimbabwe
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Mud Journal; Earthy Art Interview!
I’m of the earth, an artist of african landscapes, impressionist art, celebrating biodiversity and culture in Zimbabwe- so this interview with Mud Journal was elemental! Thank you Alex Gwaze and Zaza Muchemwa for publishing such insightful and diverse interviews, sharing … Continue reading →
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Tagged africa, all things connected, animals, art, art interview, baobab, biodiversity, Clive Stockil, conservation, culture, eco-tourism, elephants, environment, flowers, Gonarezhou National Park, impressionist art, Kelli Barker, landscape, Lin Barrie Art, mud journal, nature, safari, save river, wilderness, wildlife, zimbabwe
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As one door closes, another door opens; Finnisage, Vernisage
As one door closes, another door opens; Finnisage, Vernissage…2023 A double art event at Emagumeni Cultural Ventre and Pikicha Gallery in Harare! At the closing of our group exhibition ‘Burnt Offerings’ Johnson Zuze, Kelli Barker and I celebrated also the … Continue reading →
Posted in abstract art, Abstract female exoressionist art, abstract female expressionist, Africa, African child, art, art collaboration, art exhibition, Art exhibition zimbabwe, art gallery, art on clothes, artprints, beauty, Body art,, body artist, Body Painting, broom, colour of the year, Colour of the YearYear, community, crafts, Craftwork, cultural beliefs, culture, dance, drawing, dulux, ecosystem, environment, Fabric, fabric design, fairytale, fashion, FashionArt, film, Graffitti, Harare, Johnson Zuze, Life Drawing, lifestyle, lin barrie, Lin Barrie Art, Lin Barrie publication, make up, make up art, make up artist, musical instruments, myth, oral history, painting, paintings, photography, poetry, printed fabric, re-cycled art, re-cycled products, recycled art, sharing, sketching, storytelling, tradition, virtual art exhibition, zimbabwe, Zimbabwe Artist, Zimbabwe artists, Zimbabwean Art, Zimbabwean Artist
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Tagged abstract art, africa, art, artcollaboration, artwvent, culture, emagumeni, environment, ethicalfashion, fashion, Finnisage, gemma Griffiths, Hausofstone, integrity, johnsonzuze, KelliBarker, Kuda rice, Lin Barrie Art, makeup, mutsvairo, poetry, purecotton, spokenword, storytelling, vernisage, zimbabwe, Zimbabwean Artist
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Art Student Assignment; Apt Art Questions; Rivers Beads and Baobabs; All Things Connected!
My colour choice in both paintings is reflective of the bright and often pink-tinged skies in our Zimbabwean landscape- and apart from this being an exquisite sunrise/sunset landscape colour, it is a creative and vibrant colour to express movement and emotion Continue reading →
Posted in abstract art, Africa, africa, African child, African flora, African Plant Hunter, African Safari, african trees, african wildlife, arid areas, art, art exhibition, art interview, baobab, baobabs, beading, beauty, bio diversity, Changana people, Chilo Gorge Safari Lodge, citizen science, climate change, clive stockil, community, community conservation, conservation, crafts, Craftwork, cultural beliefs, culture, Cycle of Life, dance, dawn, drawing, drums, eco-tourism, ecosystem, family, Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Park, initiation rites, landscape, landscapes, Life Drawing, lifestyle, lin barrie, Lin Barrie Art, Lin Barrie publication, Machangana culture, music, painting, paintings, Save River, Shangaana people, sketching, skyscape, Social Customs, sunrise, sunset, tradition, traditional dance, trees, virtual art exhibition, wilderness, Xangana, zimbabwe, Zimbabwe Artist, Zimbabwe artists, Zimbabwe National Parks, Zimbabwean Art, Zimbabwean Artist, zimbabweanart
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Tagged africa, allthingsconnected, art, baobab, beading, biodiversity, cellphone, charcoal, chibibeleskirt, Chief Mahenye, chishakwe, conservation, cowhide, culture, dance, dhuku, drums, eco-tourism, ecosystem, environment, Environment africa, footwear, glass seed beads, indigenoustrees, inthepink, landscape, Lin Barrie Art, music, painting, painting tool, Palm frond, pink, red, rhythm, salamporefabric, Save Valley Conservancy, skirts, sneakers, sunset, takkies, trade beads, traditional wraps, trees, twig brush, web of life, wilderness, xangana history, zimbabwe
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Snare Wire and Snail Shells; Conservation and Culture meets Art….
“Burnt Offerings; Re-Invention; Taking Flight.” Lin Barrie Johnson Zuze Kelli Barker Our art exhibition opened very well supported and is on view at Pikicha Gallery every weekday till the end of July- then will be ongoing on line. A powerful art … Continue reading →
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Art Interview Lin Barrie; art, landscape, environment and the natural world
My art interview with Farai of StoryUntold in Zimbabwe youtu.be/WwwHVQcx-GQ #allthingsconnected Lin Barrie, Kelli Barker and Clive Stockil with “Winged Things’, mixed media on canvas, at the ‘Burnt Offerings, Re-Invention, Taking Flight” exhibition.Pikicha Gallery 2023
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Around the Campfire; Giant Snails,Tradition, Fire and Totems…
Around the Campfire: Of Giant Snails and Tradition; Fire and Totems… Winter is coming. Living as we do on the edge of the Save River, in Chief Mahenye’s village, we often sit around our newly lit campfire on the banks … Continue reading →
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