Exhibitions & record
Where Namibian marble meets the public.
Exhibitions, symposia, unveilings and publications, in Namibia and abroad, or developed with a hosting institution. Each one makes the stone known to people who have never seen it.
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The record so far
2016Roots · A marble mural designed by Winfried Holze for a private residence, carved from Karibib white marble chosen by its owner.
2019What if a stone could fly · Flying Stone, by Kambezunda Ngavee, Henry Coetzee and Winfried Holze, made for the Namibia Arts Association's What if… exhibition and acquired by the National Art Gallery of Namibia for its permanent collection.
2019–20Flying Stone I, II & III · Three floating trophies in three sizes, commissioned by a national financial group for its leading brokers.
2020Reflect, Belgrade · Flying Stone shown centre stage in Reflect: Namibia after 30 years of independence, at the Museum of African Art, Belgrade.
2020Bank Windhoek Triennial · Every work the sculptors submitted was selected, 151 of 491 entries. Content Woman by Kambezunda Ngavee won third prize in the three-dimensional category.
2021Unity · A public work by Winfried Holze, Kambezunda Ngavee and Henry Coetzee outside the National Art Gallery of Namibia, for #WhatsYourStory.
2021Mother and Child · Made for St Boniface Catholic Church, Pioneers Park, Windhoek.
2022Synergy · Marking twenty years of cooperation between the European Union and the Namibia University of Science and Technology.
2022A pop-up exhibition · Marble sculptures by Kambezunda Ngavee, shown with StArt Art Gallery at the Village Garden Café, Windhoek.
2025Earth to Light · Eighteen white marble works at the National Art Gallery of Namibia, with a sculpting workshop for guests at the studio on the opening day.
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