Our collection also includes Dictionaries, Yearbooks and Encyclopaedias making the library a must for all with an eye for art and art enthusiasts in general. More so there are art journals and periodicals that are from various parts of the world and these serve to enrich as well as develop the users artistically.
The gallery hires out its space for meetings, workshops, Art & Culture related functions at a very reasonable fee (for charges please contact Silenkosi Moyo Administration Officer, on +263-9-71305 ). The services offered are par-excellent.
The permanent collection (archives) of the National Gallery of Zimbabwe in Bulawayo can be referred to as the permanent material culture that is used by researchers as sources of information. The permanent collection might be small by international standards but it is fairly based.
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The gallery hires out its space for meetings, workshops, Art & Culture related functions at a very reasonable fee (for charges please contact Silenkosi Moyo Administration Officer, on +263-9-71305). The services offered are par-excellent. The space on offer is as follows:
The Beit reference Library
The Beit reference library is a unique non circulatory information centre situated on the first floor of the National Gallery in Bulawayo. The library opened its doors to the public in the year 1994 and befittingly it was named in honour of the major principal sponsor the BEIT TRUST FOUNDATION. The library is open to the public from Tuesday to Friday from 0900hrs to 1700hrs.
Education and Outreach
The programme aims to empower artists to be a mouth piece for the people and enable women’s and young people’s participation in shaping their destiny and future Zimbabwe, the programme would like to increase awareness and appreciation of art to spread across to rural areas and make known the fact that art knows no boundaries.
The Studio
The studios add an element of uniqueness to the Gallery as one finds the artist at work during working hours. Our artists cover engravers, batiks, sculptors, painters and literary arts. For more information on the artists, please view the artists’ profiles. For more information on the Library please contact Mr. Mayibongwe Ncube on +263-9-70721
MARSHAL BARON GALLERY
Marshall Baron was the son of Ben Baron, who was a lawyer for the nationalists like Joshua Nkomo. Marshall Baron followed in his father’s footsteps. Apart from being a lawyer, he was an art n music critique. He donated all his paintings to be auctioned toward the renovation of the gallery in 1994.He is deceased.
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