b. 1970 , Cape Town, South Africa (SA)

ACADEMIC
1993-95 MFA, (distinction) Michaelis School of Fine Art, Univ. of Cape Town 1988-91 B.A. Fine Art, (distinction) Michaelis School of Fine Art, Univ. of Cape Town

AWARDS
1999 ABSA Atelier Merit Award 1991 & 1995 Katrine Harries Print Cabinet Award, UCT

SOLO EXHIBITIONS
1998. CODE, AVA, Cape Town 1996. The Dissection, the Castle, Cape Town.

TWO/THREE-PERSON EXHIBITIONS
2001. Watch, with Katherine Bull. US Gallery, Stellenbosch
1996. Cross Section, with Berni Searle & Wilna Coetzer. Association of Art, Bellville.

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2001. International Print Exhibition, Macau Museum of Art
2001. Reconstitution. Standard Bank National Arts’ Festival, Grahamstown
2000. Address-Redress. Print exhibition, Oliewenhuis Museum, Pretoria
1999. Bloedlyn, Klein Karroo Festival.,AVA, Cape Town
1999. ABSA Atelier, Bellville, Pretoria
1999. Committee Selection, AVA, Cape Town
1999. Postcards from South Africa, Axis Gallery, New York.
1999. Anima(l), Bellville Association of Art.
1999. Project Conflux, Luxembourg, Dijon, Cape Town, Pretoria.
1998. Sensitivities, Area Gallery, Cape Town.
1998. Women of the Bo Kaap, Lipschitz Gallery, C-Town.
1998. StellenboschStaff Exhibition, AVA, Cape Town.
1997. Recent Acquisitions, S A. National Gallery.
1997. International Womens’ Day Exhibition, Robben Island.
1997. The Body Politic Portfolio, AVA, Cape Town.
1997. Process and Practice in Contemporary South African Printmaking, Exhibition of South African printmakers, Grahamstown Festival.
1997. Exhibition of South African Women Artists, Sasol Museum, Stellenbosch.
1997. Volkskas Atelier, Bloemfontein.
1996. Volkskas Atelier Awards, Bellville and Pretoria.
1996. Stellenbosch staff exhibitions, Johan Stegman Gallery, Bloemfontein & US Gallery, Stellenbosch.
1996. Contemporary Cape Town Printmakers, Civic Theatre, Johannesburg
1995 . International Exhibition of Art Colleges, Hiroshima, Japan.
1993. Under the Mountain Exhibition, Canberra, Australia.
1992. Artists of the Future. Baxter Theatre, Cape Town.

LECTURESHIPS
1999 – Lecturer in Print and New Media, Michaelis School of Fine Art, University of Cape Town.
1995 – 1999. Part time lecturer in Printmaking, University of Stellenbosch and University of Cape Town.

CURATOR OF EXHIBITIONS
1998: Charting the Earth: Early lithographs of natural history, South African Museum. 
1998: Ulwazi Lwemvelo: Indigenous knowledge in South Africa, South African Museum (advisor). 
1992: Exhibition of relief prints from the Katrine Harries Print collection, University of Cape Town. 

ARTIST’S PUBLICATIONS
2001. Containing Excess: creating a lexicon for the management of objects and images. in Artworks in Progress, Journal of the Michaelis School of Fine Art, University of Cape Town.
1999. The State of Print:1999. In A Directity of South African Contemporary Art Practices. Jean Cambell (ed).
1998. Sutures and Wounds in a Paper Armoury. In Artworks in Progress, Journal of the Michaelis School of Fine Art, University of Cape Town.
1998. What’s Bred in the Stone. Katrine Harries Print Cabinet, University of Cape Town.
1996. On the Surface. the art and technique of relief printmaking (ed). Katrine Harries Print Cabinet, University of Cape Town.

COLLECTIONS
Katrine Harries Print collection, UCT, SA
South African National Gallery, Cape Town, SA
Yale Art of the Book collection, Connecticut, USA
Sasol Collection, Stellenbosch, SA
Library of Congress, Washington, USA
MTN Print Collection, Jhb, SA
ABSA Collection, Jhb, SA

SELECTED REFERENCES
Melvyn Minnaar “Kuns rig kollig op aard van gallery. Die Burger,, 2000. 
Interview on Kuns Kafee,, 2000
Benita Munitz “Diverse works by women artists are linked by common themes” Cape Times, 1999. 
Cambell, Jean. A Directory of South African Artists,. 1999. 
Texturing Cape Town,: 4 women artists, video directed by Janette Jagger, 1999. 
Lloyd Pollock. “Chilling exhibit shows artist’s depth of vision” Cape Times,. 1998. 
Cobus van Bosch “Menslike genetika bied boiende kunservaring” Die Burger, 1998. 
Hobbs, P & Rankin, E. Contemporary Printmaking in a Transforming South Africa, David Phillip: Cape Town, 1997.