Artgal.Online Showcases Contemporary African Art to the Global Stage at Art International Zurich May 8-10, 2026

Artgal.Online is an international art platform dedicated to promoting contemporary African art, with a strong focus on Zimbabwean artists. Founded in Switzerland, Artgal.Online bridges cultural and geographic boundaries by connecting emerging and established artists with collectors, institutions, and global audiences through curated exhibitions, art fairs, and digital viewing rooms.

Keith Zenda, Rutendo – Artgal Online Thundorf Switzerland, 2026. Oil, African Printed clothe & Roadrunner Feathers (Chicken) on canvas 47 1/5 × 31 1/2 in | 120 × 80 cm

Artgal.Online will present a curated exhibition of works by five Zimbabwean artists during Art International Zurich May 8-10, 2026 Booth #14, taking place at Puls 5 Zurich, Switzerland. The artists include: Keith Zenda, Tonderai Mujuru, Willard Mujuru, Willard Magiga, and Florah Maphosa. Together, their works reflect a rich diversity of styles and themes, ranging from symbolic storytelling and spiritual narratives to contemporary interpretations of daily life, nature, and identity.

Keith Zenda, Breaking into Life – Artgal Online, Thundorf Switzerland, 2025Oil on Canvas, 33 1/2 × 66 9/10 in | 85 × 170 cm

Showcasing a curated selection of paintings, sculptures and mixed-media pieces, Artgal.Online offers an international perspective on the latest trends in contemporary African art. In collaboration with the Swiss-Zimbabwean Heritage Gallery, Artgal.Online presents works by renowned artists at Art International Zurich, combining traditional African motifs with contemporary artistic expression, these artists offer a fresh perspective on Zimbabwean art to a global audience.

Tonderai Mujuru, Soil, 2026Oil on Canvas, 55 1/10 × 47 1/5 in | 140 × 120 cm

With a growing presence across Europe, the United States, and Africa, Artgal.Online is committed to presenting authentic voices and narratives rooted in heritage, identity, and contemporary expression. The platform actively supports artists through international exposure, professional representation, and the development of sustainable art ecosystems, including its flagship initiative, the Artgal Zim Center in Domboshava. Artgal.Online will soon be publishing an app powered by artplacer where the paintings being shown at their momentary exhibitions can be viewed in AR in the room of the viewers wish.

Tonderai Mujuru, Weighed in Bills, Paid in Tears – Artgal.Online Thundorf Switzerland, 2025Oil on Canvas, 47 1/5 × 39 2/5 in | 120 × 100 cm

Featured ArtistsKeith Zenda is a leading contemporary Zimbabwean artist known for his distinctive visual language often described as “Zendaism.” His work combines bold symbolism, spiritual narratives, and elements of African mythology to explore identity, transformation, and human consciousness. Through expressive compositions and strong use of color, Zenda creates powerful, layered works that bridge tradition and contemporary thought. In addition to his artistic practice, he plays a key role in mentoring emerging artists and developing the Artgal Zim Center.

Florah Maphosa, Korona yedzvinyu – Artgal Online Thundorf Switzerland, 2025. Oil and acrylics on canvas, 35 2/5 × 23 3/5 in | 90 × 60 cm

Tonderai Mujuru is an accomplished artist who primarily concentrates on animal subjects, capturing their strength, character, and symbolic presence with remarkable sensitivity. Working across pastel, charcoal, and oil, he demonstrates a high level of technical versatility. While animals are central to his practice, Mujuru also creates striking figurative works, including expressive portraits of young women and children. His ability to move between subjects reflects both technical mastery and a deep observational understanding of life and form.

Willard Mujuru, Rythms of Joy – Artgal Online, Thundorf Switzerland, 2025. Charcoal and pastel pencils on A1 size paper, 33 1/10 × 23 3/5 in | 84 × 60 cm

Willard Mujuru focuses predominantly on pastel works, with a strong emphasis on portraying children. His art captures moments of innocence, daily life, and emotional warmth, often reflecting the realities and spirit of Zimbabwean communities. Through soft textures and sensitive compositions, he creates works that are both intimate and relatable. His focus on children gives his work a unique emotional depth and narrative quality. Willard Magiga presents, for the Zurich exhibition, a focused body of work consisting of three mixed media artworks depicting a rural barbershop scene in Zimbabwe. His compositions capture everyday life in the countryside, blending observation with creative interpretation. Known for his imaginative approach, Magiga combines materials and techniques to create layered, engaging works that reflect both humor and social commentary.

Keith Zenda, The Sunset View – Artgal Online Thundorf Switzerland, 2026. Oil on Canvas65 × 45 3/10 in | 165 × 115 cm

Florah Maphosa works primarily within a pop art-inspired style, bringing a vibrant and contemporary energy to her practice. Her work explores themes of identity, culture, and modern life through bold colors, stylized forms, and dynamic compositions. By combining local narratives with a globally recognizable visual language, she creates artworks that are both accessible and culturally rooted.

Willard Magiga, Gossiping – Artgal Online, Thundorf Switzerland, 2025Oils and Braids on Canvas, 23 3/5 × 33 1/10 in | 60 × 84 cm

Art collectors and aficionados are invited to experience Artgal.Online‘s curated exhibition of Zimbabwean artists during Art International Zurich May 8-10, 2026 | Booth #14, taking place at Puls 5 Zurich, Switzerland. The artists include: Keith Zenda, Tonderai Mujuru, Willard Mujuru, Willard Magiga, and Florah Maphosa. A limited number of VIP invitations to Art International Zurich 2026 will be made available through Miami Art Scene for collectors and art enthusiasts interested in attending and experiencing the fair, kindly RSVP HERE.

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Main Image at the top: Keith Zenda, Goho – Harvest – Artgal Online, Thundorf Switzerland, 2025. Oil on Canvas, 23 3/5 × 35 2/5 in | 60 × 90 cm.