Timely rescue for Chapungu sculptors

THE liquidation of Chapungu Sculpture Park last year cast a dark cloud on the already trembling Zimbabwean sculpture community.

Report by Godwin Muzari

The sculpture park that Roy Guthrie established in 1970 represented an exceptional artistic movement of the country’s stone-carvers and provided a golden bridge for most sculptors that made names on the international scene.

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