Buscar : Frank McEwen

This book documents the origin and development, between 1957 and 1967, of the  African Workshop School , a unique art initiative founded by Frank McEwen , then director of the National Gallery of Rhodesia...

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Cette exposition de sculptures du Vukutu (Rhodésie du Sud), est un hommage rendu à la communauté des artistes Shonas et à leur tradition d'art de la pierre (XVe siècle) qui connaît une renaissance dans...

Numerous black and white photos of sculptures by first generation artists. Sculptures by Louis Chipfupe, Campion Chipfuya, Charles Fernando, Gonesius Guri, Paul Gwichiri, Peter June, Clever Machisa, Phanud Manjera, Bernard Manyandure, Joram Mariga, Moses...

Catalogue of an exhibition held September-October 1972 at ICA Gallery Essays by William Fagg and Frank McEwen Éditeur: Institute of Contemporary Arts, London et [1972] Genre: Exhibition catalogs Description matérielle: 1 volume (unpaged) : illustrations ; 23...

In this impressively thorough documentation of Zimbabwe stone sculptors, Joosten presents a chronology and bio-bibliographies of the first generation of sculptors, those active from the early decades of the movement, from the 1950s on....

English Hardcover 112 pages SYNOPSIS Joy Kuhn's perspective on Zimbabwe stone sculptors and their mentors, Frank McEwen, Ned Patterson, and Tom Blomefield, is a highly personalized one; her narrative is downright chatty. But beneath...

SYNOPSIS Zimbabwe's stone sculptors have found an able and enthusiastic publicist in Celia Winter-Irving, a transplanted Australian sculptor and former gallery director, who has taken up the cause of this "home-grown movement" with an...