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moved CV laundry list of exhibitions off main space

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moved CV laundry list of exhibitions off main space. WomenArtistUpdates (talk) 20:24, 1 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Exhibitions

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  • 2012. Home: Roots en Route curated by Jenny Altschuler (as part of the Cape Town Month of Photograph 2012). 20 September to 26 October, South African Jewish Museum, Cape Town.
  • 2012. Home /Land. Exhibition to coincide with conference Home / Land: Women Photographies, Citizenship. 4–7 July, Loughbough School of the Arts, Loughborough, United Kingdom.
  • 2012. A Natural Selection: 1991–2011. Curated by Clare Butcher. 21 November – 12 January, AVA Gallery, Cape Town.
  • 2011. Lens. Curated by Colia Harmsen and Ulrich Wolf. 12 May – 23 July, Sasol Art Gallery, University of Stellenbosch.
  • 2011. AVA Auction. Curated by Kirsty Cockrill. 24–31 March, AVA Gallery, Cape Town.
  • 2011. Crossing Boundaries: Contemporary Art and Artists from South Africa. Curated by Jochen Sokoly. 26 January – 5 March, VCU Gallery, Doha, Qatar.
  • 2010. Third Worlds: Model Cities with contributions by Noeleen Murray, Carson Smuts, Tessa Dowling and Harry Garuba. 19 February to 19 March, Michaelis Gallery, UCT,
  • 2010. Amani 2010 exhibition. Curated by Gerald Machona, Kathy Coates, Steve Bandoma and Andrew Lamprecht. 30 October 2010, Lookout Hill, Khayelitsha.
  • 2010. DIVISIONS: Aspects of South African Art 1948–2010. Curated by Baylon Sandri. 5 June-31 August 2010, SMAC Gallery, Cape Town.
  • 2010. Own Goal. Curated by Kirsty Cockrill. 31 May – 25 June, Association of the Visual Arts, Cape Town.
  • 2010. DAKART 2010 9th Biennial of Contemporary African Art. Curated by Marilyn Martin, Sylvian Sanakale, Kunle Filani, Mareme Malong Samb, Rachida Triki. 7 May −7 June, IFAM, Dakar, Senegal.
  • 2010. Better Cities, Better Lives. (curated with Noeleen Murray). 1 – 30 June, South African Pavilion, Shaghai Exposition.
  • 2010. 1910–2010: From Pierneef to Gugulective, Curated by Riason Naaidoo. 15 April -September 2010. IZIKO South African National Gallery, Cape Town.
  • 2010. Resolution – the power of innuendo. 30 November – 7 January, AVA Gallery, Cape Town.
  • 2009. Choices 08 Curated by Nadja Daehnke. 30 July – 26 November, IZIKO South African National Gallery.
  • 2009. Abavelisi Bengingqi yaseLwandle. Curated by Jos Thorne, 16 December 2009 – present, (permanent display), Lwandle Migrant Labour Museum.
  • 2009. Format International Photography Festival: Photocinema, Curated by Louise Clements. 6 March – 5 April, QUAD, Derby, United Kingdom.
  • 2009. Chobi Mela VInternational Festival of Photography, Bangladesh, 2009. Curated by Shahidul Alam. 30 January – 20 February, Goethe Institut, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
  • 2008. Intimate Distance. Curated by Nadja Daehnke. November 2008 – March 2009, IZIKO South African National Gallery.
  • 2008. The League of Ahistoric, Anachronistic Photographers Specializing in Archaic and Obsolete Processes. Curated by Adrienne van Eeden and Jean Brundrit. 15 September – 8 October, AVA Gallery, Cape Town.
  • 2008. Between Meaning and Matter. Curated by Sanford Shaman. 25 June – 8 August, Bell-Roberts Contemporary, Cape Town.
  • 2008. X Marks the Spot. Curated by Kirsty Cockerill. AVA, Cape Town. 2–20 June 2008.
  • 2008. Cities in Crises. Curated by Michael Godby and Dave Southwood. April–May 2008, FADA Gallery, University of Johannesburg.
  • 2008. Surface Tension. Curated by Heidi Erdman. December 2007 – January 2008, Photographers Gallery, Cape Town.
  • 2008. The Jo’berg Art Fair. Bell-Roberts Contemporary stand, March 2008, Sandton Conference Centre.
  • 2007. Twin Town November 2007 – January 2008. Bell-Roberts Contemporary, Cape Town.
  • 2007. Ball Sports. Curated by Kirsty Cockerill. 12–23 November 2007. AVA Gallery, Cape Town.
  • 2007. Greenhouse. Curated by Suzette Bell-Roberts. 20 October – 3 December, Bell-Roberts Gallery at Lourensford.
  • 2007. Collection Six. Curated by Baylon Sandri. 15 September – 15 October, SMAC, Stellenbosch.
  • 2007. Flesh. Curated by Christiaan Diedericks. April 2007, Klein Karoo Nasionale Kunstefees Outshoorn (KKNK).
  • 2007. Finding UCT: Narratives New and Old in the UCT Permanent Collection curated by Clare Butcher and Linda Stupart. September–October 2007, UCT Centre for African Studies, Cape Town.
  • 2006. Second to None: Celebrating 50 years of Women's Struggles. Curated by Gabi Ncobo and Virginia MacKenny. 24 June – 3 September, IZIKO South African National Gallery, Cape Town.
  • 2006. Artworks in Progress exhibition. November–December, Michaelis Gallery. Cape Town.
  • 2006. 20 Artists exhibition. Curated by Norman O’ Flynn and Suzette Bell Roberts. 11 January – 11 February, Bell Roberts Gallery, Cape Town.
  • 2006. Home. Curated by Nadja Daehnke, Nicholas Hales and Erna Carstens. September–October 2006, The Old Biscuit Factory, Cape Town.
  • 2006. Of Want and Desire. Curated by Nadja Daehnke. 4–30 October 2006. Joao Ferreira Gallery.
  • 2005. Sweet Nothings. Curated by Sanell Aggenbach. 9 February – 5 March, Bell Roberts Gallery.
  • 2005. UnExposed. Curated by Stephen Inggs. March 2005, MichaelisGallery, Cape Town.
  • 2005. Curiosity CLXXV. Curated by Pippa Skotnes, Gwen van Embden and Fritha Langerman. Nov 2004 – Mar 2005, Hiddingh Hall, University of Cape Town.
  • 2004. Decade of Democracy. Curated by Emma Bedford. February–September, IZIKO, South African National Gallery, Cape Town.
  • 2004. Forty Years: Artists and Designers from the University of Stellenbosch. Curated by Victor Honey. May–Aug, Sasol Art Museum, Stellenbosch.
  • 2003. Roots. Curated by Pat Khosa. September–October, Durban Art Gallery.
  • 2003. The Brett Kebble Art Awards. October, Cape Town Convention Centre, Cape Town.
  • 2003. Picnic. Curated by Andrew Lamprect. November, Bell Roberts Gallery, Cape Town.
  • 2002. Framing Documentary, (as part of the Cape Town Month of Photography) March, Association of the Visual Arts, Cape Town.
  • 2002. The Position of South African Photography – Today. OMC Gallery for Contemporary Art, September–October, Düsseldorf, Germany.
  • 2001. Framing Documentary. January, University of Stellenbosch Gallery.
  • 2000. Emotions and Relations. Curated by Hentie van der Merwe. April, Sandton Gallery, Johannesburg and Klein Karoo Nasionale Kunsfees, Oudtshoorn.
  • 2000. Emergency. Curated by Doreen Southwood, John Murray and Julia Rosa Clarke. February, Bell Roberts, Cape Town.
  • 1999. Shuttle 99. September 1999 – May 2000, N.S.A., Durban; Bensusan Museum of Photography, Johannesburg; The Granaries, Cape Town, and The Finnish Museum of Photography, Helsinki.
  • 1999. One City, Many Cultures. South African Museum, Cape Town. February–March 1999.
  • 1999. Cache (as part of The Cape Town Month of Photography). March, The Castle, Cape Town.
  • 1998. Photosynthesis. Curated by Kathleen Grundlingh, July–March 1998 – 1999, IZIKO South African National Gallery, Cape Town and the Standard Bank Festival of the Arts, Grahamstown and Standard Bank Gallery, Johannesburg.
  • 1988. Unplugged III, Market Theatre Gallery, Johannesburg.
  • 1988. Fine Art Staff: Lecturing staff from the Department of Fine Arts, University of Stellenbosch, Cape Town, Association for Visual Arts.
  • 1988. Bad Books. SAAA, Bellville, Cape Town.
  • 1999. Women Artists of the Western Cape. Curated by Titia Ballot. Sasol Museum, Stellenbosch, Cape Town.
  • 1997. SAAH Conference Exhibition (to coincide with the 13th annual conference for the South African Association of Art Historians). Dorp Street Gallery, Stellenbosch, Cape Town.
  • 1995. Contemporary South African Art 1985 -1995. Curated by Emma Bedford. South African National Gallery, Cape Town.
  • 1995. Weekly Mail and Guardian People's Portraits. South African National Gallery. September 1995, Cape Town.
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