Art International Zurich from 23 - 25 May 2025
Swiss-Zim Hertage.gallery together with Artgal.online
Presents
An African Story
Zurich Visions
"An African Story," launched in 2024 in Harare, Zimbabwe, celebrates the richness of Zimbabwean art with an inaugural exhibition featuring 20 diverse artists. This journey of culture and creativity has since captivated audiences in China (Chongqing), the UAE (Dubai), and now arrives in Switzerland (Zurich), showcasing a curated selection of exceptional works. Each stop highlights the global resonance of African art, connecting cultures through its powerful narrative.
Participating Artists
Tonderai Mujuru
Tonderai Mujuru’s art embodies the beauty of nature and the resilience of community. Known for his expressive depictions of wildlife and cultural life, Mujuru’s works highlight conservation themes and the interconnectedness of humans and nature. Rooted in Zimbabwean traditions, his paintings carry a message of hope, unity, and sustainability, captivating viewers with their vivid colors and dynamic storytelling. Experience his soulful artistry in Zurich. as part of an African Story.
Keith Zenda
Keith Zenda’s vibrant paintings are a celebration of life, culture, and heritage. With bold colors and intricate patterns, his work bridges the gap between tradition and modernity, often portraying the strength of African identity in the face of change. A master at capturing human emotion, Zenda's art speaks to the heart, reflecting stories of resilience and connection. Witness his evocative creations at the Zurich stop of An African Story.
Barry Lungu
Barry Lungu brings everyday moments to life with his signature style, blending realism and cultural commentary. His art serves as a time capsule, showcasing the beauty and struggles of ordinary life in Zimbabwe. With meticulous attention to detail and a keen eye for capturing emotion, Lungu’s works invite viewers into a reflective journey. Discover his evocative pieces in Zurich, where his storytelling continues as part of An African Story.
Sampson Kuvenguhwa
Sampson Kuvenguhwa’s sculptures transcend the ordinary, drawing from Shona spirituality and mythology. His intricate carvings, crafted in his unique "Dry Tree" style, explore themes of resilience, identity, and connection. Kuvenguhwa’s work is deeply personal and universal, offering a powerful reflection on the human experience. See his remarkable sculptures in Zurich as he continues to share his story through An African Story.
Visit us!
The imposing historic foundry hall Puls 5 is an event location in the trendy Zurich West district. There are several hotels in the area and numerous restaurants and shops in and around the hall. Puls 5 is an hall with passageways to shops, offices and leisure facilities, and has won several Swiss Location Awards. (Read more by clicking here)