Terrence Musekiwa

Art Basel Miami, Positions
Announcing the Gallery’s participation in
Art Basel Miami
December 4-8, 2024

Terrence Musekiwa & Admire Kamudzengerere at SOTO Gallery
Co-curated by Village Unhu
Lagos, Nigeria
November 2 – December 7, 2024

Terrence Musekiwa at Cloud Seven, Brussels
A Public Affair curated by Bayo Hassan Bello
September 12, 2024 – March 29, 2025

Terrence Musekiwa at Fondation Villa Datris
Faire Corps
l’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, France
May 19, 2024 – November 3, 2024

RAD Bucharest 2024
Catinca Tabacaru, as participating gallery, and also as co-Founder and co-Artistic Director of RAD (Romanian Art Dealers), introduces the new representation of Italian-Romanian artist Marta Mattioli and debuts its collaboration with Romanian-Dutch artist Mara Verghoot. Among the numerous works presented by the gallery in RAD Sculpture, is the largest sculpture present, Om, by Ovidiu Toader, as well as a powerful human figure filled with war shells and wheat flowers by Maria Kulikovska.
May 15th – May 19th, 2024

Terrence Musekiwa at Fondation Villa Datris
Les Mondes Imaginaires
Espace Monte-Cristo, Paris
April 13 – December 15, 2024

Terrence Musekiwa
FOUNTAINHEAD BIENNIAL II: Last Days of a House
Emerson Dorsch, Miami
July 27 – Sept 30, 2023

Terrence Musekiwa
Triade Foundation
Art Encounters, Timișoara, RO
May 19 – July 16, 2023

Terrence Musekiwa talks about his solo show with Propagarta
“In my works, springstone is a symbol for the culture that survives. This stone speaks about Zimbabwe and it is directly connected to the ancestral energies that guide us and that we follow. I put this special stone in relation to other more contemporary materials, that, in contrast, are man-made. Wires talk about connections, bullets talk about conflict and conflict’s long history in our country, and so on.”
22.2.2023

Terrence Musekiwa, Pesvedzero Isingazivikanwe in Revista Atelierul
“Unele lucruri, nu le cunoaștem… există anumite energii în cultura noastră africană pe care le urmăm pentru că altfel ne vor costa pe termen lung .” – Terrence Musekiwa
25.1.2023

Terrence Musekiwa in Revista Zeppelin
“În vastul spațiu industrial al Galeriei din București, Musekiwa montează 11 sculpturi noi a căror încărcătură de materiale deschide o fereastră către spațiul conceptual al maximalismului african. Multe dintre acestea depășind înălțimea staturii umane, sculpturile sunt impregnate de convingerea artistului asupra existenței unei conexiuni tactile între lumea celor vii și tărâmurile ancestrale.”
24.1.2023

Terrence Musekiwa, Pesvedzero Isingazivikanwe / Influența Necunoscutului in Curatorial.ro
“11 sculpturi noi și maximalismul african. Practica lui Terrence Musekiwa se situează la intersecția influențelor interioare și exterioare care ne construiesc adevărul și ne modelează caracterele.”
23.1.2023

Terrence Musekiwa in Arte Vezi
Influența necunoscutului. O nouă expoziție a artistului Terrence Musekiwa la Galeria Catinca Tabacaru.
23.1.2023

Terrence Musekiwa, Influența Necunoscutului in Zile și Nopți
“Influența Necunoscutului, a treia expoziție personală a artistului zimbabwian Terrence Musekiwa în cadrul Galeriei Catinca Tabacaru și prima la București”
23.1.2023

Terrence Musekiwa, Pesvedzero Isingazivikanwe (Influence of the Unknown), in România Pozitivă
“Musekiwa’s traditional approach to the toiling of stone is sourced from his ‘Chikaranga’ ancestry. Bringing in contemporary methods of sculpting and assemblage, his selection of materials, everyday objects and historical artifacts follows a narrative thread.”
23.1.2023

Terrence Musekiwa at the 59th Venice Biennale, Zimbabwe Pavilion
Catinca Tabacaru Gallery is thrilled to announce that Terrence Musekiwa has been selected to represent Zimbabwe at the 59th Venice Biennale.
The Pavilion is curated by Fadzai Muchemwa.
April 20 – November 27, 2022

Terrence Musekiwa
Aesthetica Art Prize 2022
Shortlist

Terrence Musekiwa in The Herald, Zimbabwe
“Among the four artists who will represent the country at the 59th Venice Biennale, the most prestigious cultural and creative industries’ global event, is Terrence Musekiwa.”
3.30.2021

Terrence Musekiwa in Culture Type
“Four artists have been selected to represent Zimbabwe at the 59th Venice Biennale in 2022…”
3.22.2021

Terrence Musekiwa in Artistikrezo.com
“Terrence Musekiwa uses golf clubs to create two snakes about to strike or run away (Chinyoka muvhu) for the exhibition Bêtes de scène in Paris.”
10.4.2020

Terrence Musekiwa in group show at
Fondation Villa Datris, France
Jun 20 – Nov 1, 2020

Terrence Musekiwa in Hyperallergic
“Terrence Musekiwa titled kumusha ndekupi/where is home? (2019) throws that reality into sharp relief. Among other found materials, Musekiwa incorporated the bright blue tarps that were meant to serve as temporary covers for buildings damaged by Hurricane Maria”
11.28.2019

CTG Collective in KMV-lehti
Maanantaina 5. elokuuta Serlachius residenssiin Mänttä-Vilppulaan saapui työryhmä CTG Collective.
08.10.2019

*Terrence Musekiwa in Connaissance des arts Magazine *
“The hybrid creatures of Terrence Musekiwa exhibited in the Bêtes de scène exhibition at the Villa Datris Foundation…”
8.8.2019

Terrence Musekiwa solo exhibition at
hFACTOR, Lagos, Nigeria
Jul 28 – Aug 15, 2019

Terrence Musekiwa
Fondation Villa Datris
May 30 – November 3, 2019

Terrence Musekiwa & Justin Orvis Steimer
The Watchers
Jul 4 – 28, 2018
50 GOLBORNE

Terrence Musekiwa at OMI
Selected from 1000+ applications and two years in the making (the USA wouldn’t grant him a visa the first 5 attempts), Terrence is currently completing the prestigious Art OMI residency program.
June 14 – July 9, 2018

Terrence Musekiwa in ARTNEWS
“He’s able to create these very expressive faces, and then the rest of the body acts as a profile of what’s being brought to and thrown away in Zimbabwe.”
5.3.2018

Terrence Musekiwa & Xavier Robles de Medina at WM Gallery, Amsterdam
Power & Ancestors
Mar 3 – Apr 7, 2018

CTG Collective in ARTSY
“Each group residency culminates in a group show. Tabacaru said the exhibitions reflect the diversity of the group of artists and their experiences, but are united by the sense of place.”
2.14.2017

Terrence Musekiwa in ARTNEWS
“The solo exhibition is the Zimbabwean artist’s first in the United States.”
11.27.2017

Terrence Musekiwa in artdaily.org
“Musekiwa lends power and motion to obsolete materials.”
11.22.2017

Terrence Musekiwa in Hyperallergic
“Musekiwa has managed to create a prescient set of sculptures, which, especially in light of recent events, offer a glimpse into a more optimistic future.” – Robin Scher
11.21.2017

Terrence Musekiwa in PAPER
10 MUST-SEE Art Shows Opening This Week
“Terrence Musekiwa, has his first America solo show” – Gary Pini
10.25.2017

Terrence Musekiwa in Artnet
Editors’ Picks: 17 Things to See in New York This Week
“Growing up in Zimbabwe, Terrence Musekiwa helped his father carve soapstones to sell to tourists.” – Sarah Cascone
10.23.2017

Terrence Musekiwa at The National Gallery of Zimbabwe
Familiar Histories: An Unstoppable Force in Contemporary Art Discourse
9.20.2017 – 10.31.2017

Terrence Musekiwa at Tosoko Gallery, Harare
The Blind Men and the Elephant
6.9.2017 – 8.15.2017

Terra Nova in Quiet Lunch
“It is rare to find galleries that support their artists like Catinca Tabacaru does for her CTG Collective. Tabacaru takes her group of diverse artists to the farthest reaches of the globe to find inspiration, experience new worlds, start conversations and connect with the land.”
5.25.2017

CTG-R: Zimbabwe in Mixte Magazine
“Pendant un mois, 3 artistes internationaux venant de New York, du Surinam et d’Israël, se sont mêlés à 10 artistes Zimbabwéens.”
11.8.2016

Terrence Musekiwa at The Watermill Center
8.14.2016

Terrence Musekiwa at Hunt Fine Arts, NY
Kara Finnerty and Kathleen Cullen curate group exhibition with works by Brancusi, Picasso and Warhol​ exploring parallels with the traditional and contemporary arts of Africa.
November 10-18, 2015 (extended to Dec 31)