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National Culture Month, Zimbabwe 2025, “Celebrating Indigenous Voices”; a turning point for me into a wider Dance, Art, Rhythm, Music and Craft celebration in my art practice…
Zimbabwe’s 2025 National Culture Month, May 2025, under the theme “Celebrating Indigenous Voices” celebrated the country’s diverse cultural and linguistic heritage. Culture Month Launch at Rusununguko Clinic, Chiredzi, Zimbabwe, was the lowveld component of the nationwide events – particularly celebrating … Continue reading →
Posted in abstract art, abstract female expressionist, adventure travel, Africa, africa, African art, African child, art, art collaboration, Art collectors, art community, art exhibition, Art exhibition zimbabwe, art fair, art festival, Art for impact, art gallery, art interview, art museum, art on clothes, Art pigment, art travel, art video, artprints, Assemblage art, beading, beads, Body Art, Body art,, body artist, Body Painting, broom, Burnt Offerings Collective, Changana people, clive stockil, community, community conservation, craft, crafts, Craftwork, cultural beliefs, Cultural festival, culture, dance, draped canvas, drawing, dreams, Dressmaking, drums, earth, earth pigment, eco-tourism, ecosystem, expressionist art, Fabric, fabric design, fashion, FashionArt, female expressionist, fibre art, Fish, fishing, giant African snail, Hairstyle, Handmade art, Harare, Heritage site, hip hop, hunting, initiation rites, jewellery, Johnson Zuze, Life Drawing, lifestyle, lin barrie, Lin Barrie Art, Lin Barrie publication, lowveld, Machangana culture, Michael Jackson, Miniature paintings, music, musical instruments, national arts council zimbabwe, National Gallery of Zimbabwe, Natural History, Nguni cattle, oral history, painting, paintings, palms, Politicians, printed fabric, printmaking, re-cycled products, recycled art, sculpture, Social Customs, spoken tradition, storytelling, street art, Textile art, tradition, traditional craft, traditional dance, traditional dyes, Traditional fabric, video, Video art, weaving, wilderness, Woman’s work, Xangana, zimbabwe, Zimbabwe Artist, Zimbabwe artists, Zimbabwe National Art Gallery, Zimbabwean Art, Zimbabwean Artist
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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 →
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A Material Practice; Art for Impact; an Earth, a Social, an Art Practice….
A MATERIAL PRACTICE A workshop on process with Ann Mary Gollifer and Mma Motsei Nkwemabala Facilitated by Dr. Tammy Hodgskiss, (curator at Wits Origins Centre) and Julie Taylor (Guns & Rain Gallery) November 2024 at Origins Centre, WITS University, Jozi. … Continue reading →
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Tagged africa, ann Gollifer, Anthropology, archaeology, art, Botswana artist, congo fabric, conservation, earth pigment, earthball, environment, full moon, guns & rain, humankind, julie Taylor, kaya nyala, Lin Barrie Art, night Sky, Ochre, origins centre, red oxide, stoneage, Tammy Hodgskiss, Tsavene Bush house, wildlife, wits university, zimbabwe, Zimbabwean Art
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Earth Ball, Moon Ball; Depending on your Point Of View
Earth Ball, Moon Ball; Dyed Fabric or Clouds; Print Cloth or Landscape; Depending on your Point Of View…. After the incredible Earth workshop last year with Ann Gollifer at Wits Museum, my mind is even more tuned to the circular, … Continue reading →
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Tagged abstract, acrylic on canvas, africa, all things connected, ann Gollifer, art, art collage, artprint, atmosphere, bark dye, bloodmoon, claymoon, clouds, collage, conflict, congo, earth landscape, earthball, earthworkshop, Eclipse, eco-tourism, environment, flymetothemoon, Full Moon Eclipse and Clouds, fullmoon, goldleaf, Guns, guns & rain, human conflict, humanity, kohl bark, kuhlu bark, landscape, leaves, leucospermum, lin barrie, Lin Barrie Art, moonball, moonlight, moonshadow, natal mahogany, neighbours, nightsky, ochremoon, oftheearth, orangemoon, painting, Peace, photography, Pincushion, Rain, rwanda, silvermoon, stellar, Traditional fabric, trichelia emetica, war, whitemoon, wits university, zimbabwe
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The Last Resort Reinvented; A repurposed Art Space and Dialogues on Humanity in Zimbabwe…..
Many years ago, Drifters Lodge near Mutare was built by Lyn and Ros Rogers. Nestled between four small green-clad mountains, it catered to drifters and backpackers, art and bridge clubs, friends, itinerants and more… Challenges and tragedies, triumphs and disasters, … Continue reading →
Posted in #history, abstract art, abstract female expressionist, Africa, africa, African child, African flora, african trees, AI, Anthropology, art, art collaboration, Art collectors, art exhibition, Art exhibition zimbabwe, Art for impact, art gallery, art interview, art residence, artprints, bio diversity, birding, book, books, buildings, bush kitchen, Chef, climate change, conflict, conservation education, cooking, culture, Digital data, dreams, ecosystem, environment, film, Flora of Zimbabwe, flowers, FNB art fair, food, food culture, Friendship, gardens and flowers, Geneva Convention, giant African snail, Harare, homegrown, Human Rights, International Humanitarian Law, landscape, lifestyle, Lin Barrie Art, Lin Barrie publication, make up artist, Mutare, painting, paintings, photography, recycled art, silk painting, sketching, soft sculpture, storytelling, Textile art, trees, Uncategorized, village unhu, war, war zone, zimbabwe, Zimbabwe Artist, Zimbabwean Art, Zimbabwean Artist, zimbabwean authors, Zimbabwean books, Zimbabwean history, Zimbabwean tourism
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From the Earth, of the Earth; a gift of Art by Ann Gollifer
I enter the Origins Centre -the museum at Wits University, with great anticipation – carrying my Art Harare Art passport as a tangible memory in the making… An EXHIBITION is opening : “Hold me said the Earth” by Ann Gollifer, … Continue reading →
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Tagged #history, africa, animals, ann Gollifer, art, botswana, creativity, curatorship, drawing, environment, giant snail shell, guns & rain, origins musuem, painting, wits university, zimbabwe
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Punching Above our Weight; Rise, a Zimbabwean Movie!
Beginning years ago in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, an epic…. the story of a child, living on the streets, surviving by scavenging on the municipal dump, battered and bruised but rising against all odds, daring to dream ….. Director and writer, … Continue reading →
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Tagged actor, actress, africa, Body Art, boxing, boxing glove, boxing ring, childactor, dare to dream, film, Harare, Htown, jessica J rowlands, joe njagu, Joina city, Kelli Barker, make up art, mentirship, Mentorship, on location, on location in zimbabwe, punch above your weight, rise, Rocky, saints and sinners, special effects, ster kinekor, street kid, tongai chirisa, Victoria falls, Victoria falls boxing academy, wellness, zimbabwe, Zimbabwean actor
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This child of mine; my muse and inspiration…
This child of mine, Kelli Barker, has always been my best collaborator, muse and inspiration… 2024 started with us being creatively inspired by the launch of Design Life Magazine.. Kelli, Milly (magazine muse) and Lin in the photo… Make up … Continue reading →
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Zimbabwean rain and Tanganda tea; an African storm in a hot teacup..
An African afternoon storm in a hot teacup … heat light dust rain wind noise and the scent of wet earth wafting..I lie abed and drink my Tanganda tea as I dreamily watch the panorama from my wide windows. Reminds … Continue reading →
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Njuzu; a Blue Man, a Winged Waterman, takes flight at our Art Exhibition
Njuzu, Shona/xangana winged water spirit, or Egyptian god resurrected? – our “Blue Man”, interpreted by Zimbabwean master wire Artist Johnson Zuze Continue reading →
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