Friends Forever: How to buy a sculpture?

How to buy?

Your own unique piece of art
If you are interested in acquiring one of these unique pieces of art, you have several options:

1. You can go to the exhibition, enjoy it all and buy any sculpture(s) you like, and bring them with you immediately.
2. You can order one or more pieces from this website by filling out the order form and send it to us. We will then contact you about payment and the cost of freight to your delivery address.
3. We would like to be able to accept your credit card payment directly to this site, and will be able to do it as soon as possible. But for the time being, you must contact us either in person at an exhibition – which would please s very much – or by mail, which is also fine.
Hoping to see you/hear from you soon.
- Call us at + 263 91 444 112
- Mail us at info@friendsforeverzimbabwe.com

- Opening at Gallery Boserup, Denmark
- Exhibition
- Added: 2/19/2010 1:52:25 PM
- We want to invite you to the next opening of a new exhibition. 28 sculptures from Friends Forever artists will be exhibited at the Boserup Gallery in Denmark near Roskilde. The opening of the exhibition will take place on
  Sunday, February 28th at 6 pm.
  In the exhibition at the Boserup ...
- Season Opening in Austria
- Exhibition
- Added: 4/18/2010 9:17:36 PM
- On Thursday, 15th at 6 pm, Friends Forever opened the spring and summer season in Austria at Kunstmuehle Dornau in Leobersdorf. More than 80 sculptures have found their place at the court around the mill.
  You are very welcome to visit the exhibition with Master Sculptors Of Zimbabwe from Tues...

- Colleen Madamombe
- 2nd Generation
- Colleen Madamombe was born in 1964 and did achieve an extraordinary level of success for a woman sculptor in Zimbabwe, traditionally a male dominated art form. Her work deals with the role of women in Zimbabwean society, often addressing the changing role of the woman in modern African life. Her tra...
- Lawrence Mukomberanwa
- 2nd Generation
- Nicholas Mukomberanwa took great care in providing his sons and daughters with education so they would be able to create a life for themselves, not being dependent on his art or being artists themselves.
  So, Lawrence went to primary school and secondary school and took his A-levels. And t...
- Sylvester Mubayi
- 1st Generation
- Sylvester Mubayi is one of the first master sculptors of Zimbabwe. He met Tom Blomefield in front of the National Gallery in the sixties and came to Tengenge and started sculpting with great talent.
  Later he was asked by the director of the gallery, Frank McEwen to come there and work, and eventua...