Harare Set to Host “Harmonies of Expression” Art and Climate Showcase

Harare, Zimbabwe – On May 10th, 2025, EUNIC Zimbabwe will present “Harmonies of Expression – Connecting Art, Heart and Science”, an exciting artistic and cultural event that blends creativity with climate change awareness.
The showcase will feature collaborations between artists from Zimbabwe and various European countries, highlighting how art and science can together inspire action and emotional connection.
EUNIC Zimbabwe, a network of European embassies and cultural institutions working in the country, is committed to building stronger ties between European and Zimbabwean artists. The upcoming exhibition is designed to spark conversations around climate issues while celebrating cultural diversity and innovation.
The one-day event will include:
- Live music and dance performances
- Culinary arts with creative presentations
- Fashion made from recycled materials
- Art and furniture crafted from repurposed items
- Mixed media photography
- Collaborative works combining fashion and fine art
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Artists involved hail from Zimbabwe, alongside partners from France, Germany, Italy, the UK, Spain, Sweden, and the Netherlands.
A special climate change panel will take place during the event, focusing on water management and shifting weather patterns in Zimbabwe. Experts, artists, and local voices will come together to explore solutions and share experiences.
The event will be broadcast in local languages on 14 community radio stations, ensuring its reach extends well beyond Harare.
Organised in partnership with the National Arts Council of Zimbabwe, Oxfam Zimbabwe, the National Association of Community Broadcasters, and earGROUND, this initiative aims to drive dialogue, creativity, and community action around urgent environmental issues.
“Harmonies of Expression” is open to the public and free of charge. The venue will be announced soon, and the exhibition will run from 12 PM to 8 PM.




