B.A.D: Best of African Design - 100% Zulu:
The KwaZulu-Natal region of South Africa has a rich and unique heritage of art, craft and cutting-edge design, which sheds insight into both traditional and contemporary Zulu culture. 

This exciting exhibition presents a fresh selection of work by some of the region's most prominent designers and the highest caliber of artists/crafters, working in a diverse range of disciplines, including oil painting, woodcuts/lithographs, photography, painted/burnt-wood sculpting, telephone-wire weaving, beadwork, embroidery, grass basketry and other original hand-made items. 

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The exhibition has been curated by the African Millennium Foundation in conjunction with the two most respected sources of african art in the KwaZulu-Natal region, the prestigious African Art Centre and the famous Zen Zulu/BAT Craft of Durban. Other partners include Tugela Trading, Tunga, Nguni Hides and the Umcebo Trust.

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African Odyssey: 50 years of Zimbabwean Stone Sculpture:
This exhibition series, curated by the African Millennium Foundation, celebrates half-century of the 'Shona' sculpting movement from its historical origins to its contemporary manifestations. The landmark retrospective was hailed by art critics including the BBC London, Africa experts at the British Museum and by the Royal British Society of Sculptors as the most important exhibition of its kind.

The showcase includes the monumental sculptures by Dominic Benhura, which have been causing a major stir in Britain, where they were selected by the Open University for public display.