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2015

Unspoken Language Exhibition at FFGH

Opening 15 October 2015 
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Unspoken Language, the title of Tendai Mupita’s debut exhibition is a layered one, which speaks as much to the theme of language as it does to a visual artist’s creative practice.

Motherland/Otherland Exhibition at FFGH

Opening 6 August 2015 
What does it take to make a place your home? How do values and ideas change or transform in a new place, how does one idea of self transform, what is the cost of adaptation and what is the gift.
Artists: 
Lauren Webber
AMA 

Eve's Diaries Exhibition at FFGH

Opening 11 June 2015 

Eves Diaries is the first solo show by Mavis Tauzeni.
Mavis explores what it means to be a young woman in Zimbabwe recording time, observations, feelings, fears and dreams.

Catalogue

Harare Block Party Exhibition at FFGH 

During HIFA 2015, more than 20 young artists have built up the gallery with their ideas for the Sunshine City. This is the best art you'll see this year on a small scale. New and established names, all the same size blocks, an ideal introduction to collecting contemporary Zimbabwean art! 

* Exhibition was opened on the 30th of April and it runs till 30th of May 2015

Kuyaruka: Age of Accountability Exhibition at FFGH 

Kuyaruka in Shona means reaching an age of accountability. In this exhibition, four emerging artists Troy Makaza, Miriro Mwandiambira, Julio Rizhi and Takunda Regis Billiat make their statement of intent as serious artists and artists with serious futures.
Artists 
Troy Makaza, Miriro Mwandiambira, Julio Rizhi and Takunda Regis Billiat
 * Exhibition was opened on the 12th of March and it runs till 23rd of April 2015

You Only Look Once Exhibition at FFGH 

You Only Look Once is about identity in a world of displacements. The three artists live and work in New York but have roots elsewhere. Through their works, they pick apart their ideas of the past and place in a quest to build a new and stable self, not defined by a sense of home. 
Maggie Shannon (New York),Baoyang Chen (Beijing),Rehan Miskci (Istanbul)
* Exhibition was opened on the 8th of January and ran till 20th of February 2015
http://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2015/01/16/first-floor-gallery-dares-to-be-different