The works of Brian Banda, Zacharaha
Magasa, Wycliff Mundopa, Terence Musekiwa and Moffatt Takadiwa are odes to the city they love as each tease out rhythmic, urbane
and deeply human polyphonies from everyday life and its objects in Harare. Mundopa and
Banda focus on the lives of women: Mundopa creates beautiful mono-prints,
drawings, and collages while Banda elevates discarded cookware into dignified
and emotive sculptures. Takadiwa distils the poverty and privations of life in
contemporary Zimbabwe
with surprising combinations of functional objects. And Magasa captures both a
love of music and the spirit of Harare
with paintings made from the multi-colour remnants of plastic containers which
are distinctly local. Musekiwa brings traditional Zimbabwean stone carving into
the contemporary world, blending it with issues of labour and home-life.
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