CHAPUNGU SCULPTURE PARK

Do you Chapungu (CHA-poon-goo)? The real showcase within the Centerra community is the one-of-a-kind Chapungu Sculpture Park. Nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, this 26-acre outdoor cultural experience features more than 80 authentic stone sculptures carved by artisans from Zimbabwe displayed amongst beautiful natural and landscaped gardens.

The entire walking park which is handicap accessible, orients visitors to eight universal themes, which include: Nature & Environment • Village Life • The Role of Women • The Elders • The Spirit World • The Family The Children • Custom & Legend.

Whether you are an art enthusiast or just enjoy the outdoors, this serenity spot is worth checking out. Concrete and crushed rock used from the makings of the sculptures refine trails and lead you along the Greeley and Loveland Irrigation Canal and over bridges. Soak in the sounds of the birds perched high above in the cottonwood trees while resting on a park bench with a novel or newspaper in hand. Participate in Centerra’s annual summer concert series, enjoy a self guided tour, picnic in the park, or attend Visit Loveland’s Winter Wonderlights hosted F R E E A D M I S S I O N at the park and you are bound to have a great experience each time you visit. Tap Into Chapungu Park Hours: Daily from 6 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. Easily navigate all the different Chapungu Sculpture Park is conveniently located just east of the Promenade Shops at Centerra off Hwy. 34 and regions within Chapungu Located east of the Promenade Shops Centerra Parkway in Loveland, Colorado. Open year round and within walking distance to retail shopping, local at Centerra in Loveland, Colorado businesses, fine dining, entertainment and nearby affordable lodging accommodations. Sculpture Park with our new interactive map www.ChapunguAtCenterra.com To learn more please visit: www.centerra.com or www.ChapunguAtCenterra.com URBAN NATURALISM | CITY AND SANCTUARY IS A WINDOW. When culture collides with nature, a wonderful equilibrium can flourish. Here’s where the urban naturalism movement began.

Role of Women 11 - 20

The Children 61 - 71 Mound

Spirit World 21 - 30 77 Village Life Custom & Legend 41 - 50 1 - 10 79 THE WETLANDS 78 75 74

The Family 72 - 81 72 76 72 80 81 The Elders Nature & Environment THE GREAT LAWN 31 - 40 51 - 60

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Sculpture Group: Custom & Legend 13 Grandmother Fetches Water Agnes Nyanhongo 27 My Spirit and I Lovemore James Sculpture Group: Village Life 53 Feeding the Young Biggie Kapeta 67 I Can Dance Alred Gutsa 14 Blind Mother Arthur Fata 28 Rhino Head Bernard Matemera 54 Dancing Horse Fungayi Mwarowa 68 Angola Boy Makina Kamera 1 Bird of the Starvation Ndale Wilo 15 Nursing Him Back to Health Sylvester Mubayi 29 The Last Prayer Gladman Zinyeka 41 Rural Mother Benjamin Katiyo 55 Euphorbia in Bloom Arthur Fata 69 Comforting Sisters Elwans Chempako 2 N’anga and His Owl Amos Supuni 16 Coming Home to Die Nicholas Kadzungura 30 Man Becoming Eagle Saidi Sabiti 42 Village Beauty Gregory Mutasa 56 Lessons from the San People Tapfuma Gutsa 70 The Lullabye Taylor Nkomo 3 Witch Doctor Riding on a Hyena Condutor Kagore 17 Bringing the Family Home Saidi Sabiti 43 I Know You Have Stolen My Eggs! Fanizani Akua 57 Swallow Landing Henry Munyaradzi 71 Joy Dominic Benhura 4 Droughtman Prays for Rain Dewu Bangura 18 The New Child Saidi Sabiti Sculpture Group: The Elders 44 The Musician Gladman Zinyeka 58 Chapungu Landing Lameck Bonjesi 5 Chapungu Feeding the Families December Mbonge 19 Me Too Mama Taylor Nkomo 45 The Mbira Players & the Blind Dancers Josiah Manzi 59 Listening to the Rain Birds Moveti Manzi Sculpture Group: The Family 6 Protecting the Twins Saidi Sabiti 20 Mawaya’ Welcome Colleen Madamombe 31 Keeping the History Agnes Nyanhongo 46 Village Elder Taylor Nkomo 60 Young Zizi (Owl) Bernard Matemera 72 Lovers Tendayi Mutasa 7 Man and His Eagle John Takawira 32 Back to my Roots Jonathon Gutsa 47 Watching Our Cattle Sylvester Mubayi 73 The Betrothel Joe Mutasa 8 Young Girl Possessed Ndale Wilo Sculpture Group: The Spirit World 33 Traditional Healer Taylor Nkomo 48 Fetching Firewood Taylor Nkomo Sculpture Group: The Children 74 Grandsom Protecting Grandfather Enos Gunja 9 Whirlwind Spirit Eddie Masaya 34 The Prophet Gedion Nyanhongo 49 Crossing the River Jonathon Gutsa 75 He Is Mine Gedion Nyanhongo 10 Mudzima Bull Sylvester Mubayi 21 Moses - Man of Heart Bernard Takawira 35 The Traveller Simon Kavanze 50 The Good Sheperd Henry Munyaradzi 61 Teenage Secrets Dominic Benhura 76 The First Kicks Taylor Nkomo 22 Calling On The Spirits Brian Nyanhongo 36 Chief of the Malawi People Josiah Manzi 62 You Never Listen To Me Mama Cephas Mashaya 77 Remembering the Years Joe Mutasa Sculpture Group: The Role of Women 23 Spirit Protecting Family Fabion Madamombe 37 Ambuya (Grandmother) Wazi Maicolo Sculpture Group: Nature and Environment 63 Leap Frog Dominic Benhura 78 Love in the Wind Euwitt Nyanhongo 24 The Bira Sylvester Mubayi 38 Kuwirirana - Communicating Elders Joram Mariga 64 Welcome Home Sister Nicholas Kadzungura 79 Togetherness In Family Faro Mavunga 11 The Small Harvest Taylor Nkomo 25 Eagle Woman Bernard Matemera 39 The Story Teller Makina Kameya 51 Springtime Stanford Derere 65 I’m Good At This Alfred Gutsa 80 Coming of Age Joe Mutasa 12 Comforting My Child Sylvester Mubayi 26 Paying Tribute to the Spirits Mavis Mabwe 40 The Generations Joe Mutasa 52 Chapungu in Flight John Takawira 66 Who is Strongest? Dominic Benhura 81 Happy Family Fanizani Akuda

Opened in 2007, Chapungu Sculpture Park at Centerra is the only outdoor permanent exhibit in the world displaying more than 80 monumental works of art traversing 26-acres of natural and landscaped gardens. Since the late 1950’s Zimbabwe Stone Sculpture has been a contemporary art phenomenon that has played a significant role in the development of art from Africa. This explosion of cultural expression had early influence from Joram Mariga and his Nyanga Group in 1957, but the main thrust came from the new National Gallery under its first Director, Frank McEwan in 1957-1958. Other important communities such as Tengenenge in Guruve and Chapungu Sculpture Park became involved in the late 60’s and still support and promote artists to this day.

Since 1970, Chapungu has been foremost in the promotion of this art form and has run almost all the major exhibitions of importance such as:

Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew, London, U.K. • Chicago Botanic Gardens, Chicago, IL. • Kasteel Groenevelt & African Museum, Netherlands • Jerusalem Botanical Gardens, Jerusalem, Israel Fort Canning Park, Singapore • Kirstenbosch Botanic Gardens, Cape Town, South Africa • Missouri Botanical Gardens, St. Louis, MO. • Palmengarten, Frankfurt, Germany • Denver Botanic Garden, Denver, CO.

The Great Lawn at Chapungu Sculpture Park can be rented for weddings, receptions, corporate gatherings and fund-raising events. Visit the website at www.chapunguatcenterra.com or call 970.962.9990 for rental details.