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    A Dynamic Fusion of Art and Nature at Bonnet House

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    Outdoor Exhibition on Display Now – April 19, 2026

            Prepare to be moved by the power of stone. From now through April 19, Bonnet House Museum & Gardens transforms into a vibrant sanctuary of African artistry. This is a rare, high energy opportunity to witness Zimbabwe’s world-renowned Shona sculpture tradition in the most iconic setting in Fort Lauderdale. This exhibition isn’t just a display; it is a massive, evolving celebration of human creativity that demands to be seen in person.

    The sheer volume of art on-site is unmatched. Visitors will discover 100 towering, museum grade sculptures—some reaching staggering heights of seven feet. Strategically placed thoughtfully among the estate’s historic trees and vibrant flora. These grand forms are complemented by a vibrant on-site Marketplace, curated with over 300 unique sculptures. From whimsical animal forms and intricate botanical inspirations to expressive human faces, the Marketplace offers a treasure trove of art for every taste and budget, making it the perfect place to find a one-of-a-kind gift or home centerpiece.

    To keep the energy high and the experience fresh, the exhibition is designed to be everchanging. As pieces are replaced the moment they are sold, no two visits to the garden are ever the same. The heartbeat of the event is the live sculpting area, where world-class sculptors perform daily demonstrations. You can stand inches away from the artists, feeling the rhythm of the hammers and the dust of the stone as they bring ancient traditions into the modern day. Don’t miss this chance to engage with a historic art form that bridges the gap between the heritage of the Bartletts and the global stage of contemporary Africa.

    ZimSculpt sponsors include Jim & Lynn LaBate; Sherry Walters, Victoria Kirby; Museum and

    Collector Resource, LLC; Suzanne & Hugh Higgins; Norman Keller & Virginia Becart; The Judith Ann Linnell Foundation Fund; Chip & Eileen LaMarca; Brody & Brody P.A.; Kathryn Lant; Ted & Katherine Drum; and The Palmer Family.

    For general tickets and more information, please visit bonnethouse.org/outdoor-exhibits.

    Admission prices to the ZimSculpt Exhibit at Bonnet House: Self-Guided Tours: $30, Guided Tours: $35, Upstairs Tour: $40, Grounds Tour Only: $15. Special guided group tours (minimum

    15-20 people) with ZimSculpt curator Vivienne Croisette will be available Tuesday – Saturday.  Please visit https://www.bonnethouse.org/groups-specialty-tours/ for more information.

    Bonnet House is located at 900 North Birch Road, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304 and is open for tours Tuesday —Sunday from 11 a.m.– 4 p.m. and closed on Mondays. For more information, please visit www.bonnethouse.org.

    no two visits to the garden are ever the same. The heartbeat of the event is the live sculpting area the exhibition is designed to be everchanging. As pieces are replaced the moment they are sold To keep the energy high and the experience fresh where world-class sculptors perform daily demonstrations. You can stand inches away from the artists
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    Carma Henry

    Carma Lynn Henry Westside Gazette Newspaper 545 N.W. 7th Terrace, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33311 Office: (954) 525-1489 Fax: (954) 525-1861

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