Terrence Musekiwa est né en 1990, à Seke, Zimbabwe.

Il vit et travaille entre Londres et Harare.

Le sculpteur zimbabwéen, a commencé à tailler la pierre à l'âge de cinq ans, apprenant d'abord auprès de son père avant de s'éloigner des conventions traditionnelles. Son travail mêle l'art traditionnel et contemporain, fusionnant pierre et objets industriels pour aborder des thèmes comme la politique, le commerce et les difficultés sociales du Zimbabwe, tout en rendant hommage à la culture locale. Il a exposé dans de nombreuses galeries à travers le monde, et ses œuvres sont présentes dans des collections permanentes, comme celles de la National Gallery of Zimbabwe et du Département d'État des États-Unis. En 2022, il représente le Zimbabwe à la Biennale de Venise et participe à la Biennale de Dakar.

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FORMATION

2013

Visual Art Studio Degree – School of The Nat. Gallery of Zimbabwe

EXPOSITIONS PERSONNELLES

2023

Pesvedzero Isingazivikanwe (Influence of the Unknown), Triade Foundation,

Art Encounters Biennale Collateral Event, Timisoara

Art Basel Hong Kong (Discoveries), presented by Catinca Tabacaru

Pesvedzero Isingazivikanwe (Influence of the Unknown), Catinca Tabacaru, Bucharest

2019

A House in A House, hFACTOR, Lagos Island, Nigeria

Coming From Where We Are Going, Catinca Tabacaru, New York

2017  

Standing on a line, not being on either side, Catinca Tabacaru, New York

The Guardian and The Builder (with Justin Orvis Steimer), CTG Harare

2014

Fearless Whispers, KooVha Creative Hub, Harare, Zimbabwe

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EXPOSITIONS COLLECTIVES

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2022

Ĩ Ndaffa Forger /Out of the Fire 14th Dakar Biennale     

59th Venice Biennale, Zimbabwe Pavilion; Curator: Fadzai Muchemwa

Aesthetica Art Prize, York Art Gallery, Yorkshire

2021  

RECYCLAGE/SURCYCLAGE, Foundation Villa Datris, France

2020  

The Berry Eaters, CTG Collective, CTG Harlem,NY

2019  

Bêtes de Scène, Foundation Villa Datris, France

CTG(R): Finland, Serlachius Museum, Mantta, Finlands; Curators: Raphael Guilbert and  Catinca Tabacaru

2018

Meeting Of The Minds, National Gallery of Zimbabwe, Harare; Organizer: Mondrian 

Foundation & The Netherlands Embassy

The Watchers (collaboration with Justin Orvis Steimer), 50 Golborne, London

CTG-R: ZIMBABWE 2018, Catinca Tabacaru, Harare

Folktales and Taboos #NL, Gallery SAANA, Netherlands

Power & Ancestors, WM Gallery, Amsterdam

Folktales and Taboos #NL, Galerie 23, Amsterdam

2017  

Annual Exhibition of Young Artists, National Gallery of Zimbabwe, Harare

Focus on ICAC,  National Gallery of Zimbabwe, Harare

The Blind Men and The Elephant, Tsoko Gallery, Harare

Terra Nova, Catinca Tabacaru, New York

2016

Zig Zag Zim, Catinca Tabacaru, New York

Network Connected, The National Gallery of Zimbabwe, Bulawayo 

Zig Zag Zim, The National Gallery of Zimbabwe, Harare; Curator: Catinca Tabacaru

2015

From Nowhere, Village Unhu, Harare, Zimbabwe

Parallels, Hunt Fine Arts, New York

 Open Day, Dzimbanhete Arts Interactions, Curators: Chikonzero Chazunguza &  Catinca Tabacaru

2011

Young Zimbabwean, Gallery H, Bangkok, Thailand

Art & The City, First Floor Gallery, Harare

Harare Paris, Pave d’Orsay, Paris, France

Bukira (Fresh Growth), Mujati, Musekiwa, Dzingai, First Floor Gallery, Harare, Zimbabwe

RESIDENCES

2019

Serlachius Museums, Mänttä, Finland

16 by 16, Lagos, Nigeria

Fountainhead Residency, Miami, USA

2018

CTG(R): Zimbabwe, CTG Collective & DAI, Harare

Art OMI, New York

Thami Mnyele Foundation, Amsterdam

2017  

CTG(R): Zimbabwe, CTG Collective & DAI, Harare

2016

Tiroche DeLeon Collection Residency, Jaffa, Israel

CTG(R): Newfoundland, CTG Collective, Canada

2015  

CTG(R): Zimbabwe, CTG Collective & DAI, Harare

COLLECTIONS

The National Gallery of Zimbabwe

US Department of State

Villa Datris Foundation for Contemporary Sculpture, France

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PRIX ET RÉCOMPENCES

2022

Aesthetica Art Prize 2022 (shortlist), Future Now 2022 Anthology, UK

2015  

Waste no Waste: Trash Is Treasure (Winner), Italian Embassy, Harare

2011

Peace of Art, Youth Art Competition (Finalist), Zimbabwe German Society

2010

Kristin Diehl Prize