Terrence Musekiwa

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

1:54 New York
Presenting Admire Kamudzengerere, Rachel Monosov & Terrence Musekiwa
Booth B11, Pioneer Works, Brooklyn
May 3 – 6, 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)