Born 1972
SOLO EXHIBITIONS:
2010
“Recent Monoprints”, presented in association with The Artist’s Press, iArt Gallery, Cape Town.
2009
“Experience and the Scar” iArt Gallery Wembley: A Project Room for Contemporary Art, Cape Town.
“Act XI: Scene I”, iArt Gallery, Cape Town.
2008
“Kgwe-Kgwe”, iArt Gallery, Cape Town.
2007
“Colbert Mashile: Paintings”, David Krut Projects, New York.
2003
“Ts-a Ka Mafuri” [Lurking Behind], NSA Gallery, Durban.
“A New Collection”, Gallery on the Square, Sandton, Johannesburg.
“Circumcised/Circumscribed: Issues of Male Identity”, Axis Gallery, New York.
“New Works”, Artspace, Johannesburg.
“Show Me Home”, Johannesburg Art Gallery.
2002
“Insider/Outsider”, Art on Paper, Johannesburg.
“Nga Ya Fsa” [The Land is Burning], Gallery on the Square, Sandton, Johannesburg.
2001
“Healing Through Time”, Museum Africa Gallery, Johannesburg.
2000
“Malangatana in South Africa”, UNISA Art Gallery (Pretoria) and Sandton Civic Gallery, Johannesburg.
SELECTED FAIRS AND GROUP EXHIBITIONS:
2009 & 2010
“9 Linocuts”, Gallery Art on Paper, Johannesburg.
Johannesburg Art Fair, iArt Gallery.
2008
“Muse-08”, iArt Gallery, Cape Town (travelled to KKNK Oudtshoorn).
2002
Klein Karoo National Arts Festival, Oudtshoorn.
2000
ABSA l’Atelier’, ABSA Gallery, Johannesburg.
Klein Karoo National Arts Festival, Oudtshoorn.
Bill Ainslie Art Gallery, Johannesburg.
1998 & 1999
University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg.
1994
Johannesburg Art Foundation.
PUBLIC & CORPORATE COLLECTIONS:
Johannesburg Art Gallery, University of the Witwatersrand, SASOL Ltd, NEDCOR, MTN, South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC).
AWARDS:
2006
Selected to represent South Africa at DakArts, Musee des Arts Demiers.
2005
Recipient of the Brett Kebble Award.
2000
ABSA l’Atelier Merit Prize
1999
Martinssen Prize, University of Witwatersrand.
1998
Martinssen Prize, University of Witwatersrand.
ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS:
Diploma in Fine Art, Johannesburg Art Foundation (1994).
BA in Fine Arts, University of Witwatersrand (2000).
MA in Heritage Studies, Majoring in (amongst others) Public Culture Studies, University of Witwatersrand (2001).