From August 3 to September 30, 2018 the Toronto Botanical Garden (TBG) is the venue for ZimSculpt, an outdoor African showcase of stone sculptures made by renowned Zimbabwe artists. TBG is the perfect backdrop for the exquisite exhibit with most flowers in bloom and greenery all over.

“Sisters” by Lovemore Bonjisi    Medium : Cobalt Stone

“Strong Woman” by Tutani Mugubasi   Medium: Springstone

“Unconditional Love” by Lacknos Chingwaro    Medium : Serpentine

“Partners for Life” Comsos Chingondi    Medium : Serpentine

“Playful Children” by Bornwell Chiwaridzo     Medium : Opal

“Nesting Cormerant“

“Bearing Fruit” by Shine Musekiwa    Medium : Springstone

“Windy Day” by David White   Medium : Opal

“Swing Me Mama” by Dominic Benhura   Medium : Springstone

Sculpture medium were mostly Springstones, Opal, Golden Opal, Serpentine, Dolomite and Cobalt Stone. Admission is free at the Toronto Botanical Garden and an outdoor Marketplace is open from 10 AM to 5 PM daily for small one-of-a-kind sculptures and  Zibabwean jewelries.

For Part 2 of this post, click here.

Toronto Botanical Garden, August 12, 2018


emarene

Trip planner, navigator and reluctant driver. Current places in wish list : Peru

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