Chapungu Sculpture Park is the largest outdoor art center in the United States focused on Zimbabwean stone sculpture, featuring 82 hand-carved pieces that symbolize community and spirituality. Its name, meaning "Great Spirit Bird," represents the national emblem of Zimbabwe. The sculptures are influenced by a tradition that dates back to the mid-20th century and convey abstract themes such as motherhood and nature's relationship with humanity. Open since 2007, the park offers free public access, with wheelchair-friendly trails among gardens and seasonal live music events.
Chapungu Sculpture Park, the largest outdoor art center in the United States devoted to Zimbabwean stone sculpture, features 82 hand-carved stone sculptures by Zimbabwean artists, reflecting community and ancestral roots.
The works often embody themes like motherhood, familial harmony, and the connection between people and nature, showcasing an artistic tradition that bridges centuries of spiritual practices.
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