National Gallery of Zimbabwe, Art museum in Harare, Zimbabwe.
The National Gallery of Zimbabwe is an art museum in Harare holding nearly 6000 artworks across three locations in the city and two other towns. The main building on Julius Nyerere Way displays paintings, sculptures, and photographic works from multiple artists.
The museum was founded in 1957 as the National Gallery of Rhodesia and opened under Frank McEwen's direction. Over the decades it grew into a major center for promoting regional artistic work.
The gallery displays traditional and contemporary works by artists from Zimbabwe and the surrounding region. You can see established and emerging artists presented side by side throughout the exhibition spaces.
The main entrance is on Julius Nyerere Way and easy to locate. The museum runs regular exhibitions, workshops, and educational programs, so you can plan your visit based on what interests you.
The museum hosted a special exhibition on Zimbabwean art history that attracted high-profile international visitors. This event highlighted growing recognition of the region's artistic output on the world stage.
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