BA (hons) Fine Art, Middlesex University, London (previously Hornsey College of Art)
Born in Wales, UK; grew up in Johannesburg, South Africa, now lives in Jerusalem, Israel
Has lived in London, Boston and Maine, USA, and exhibited in Johannesburg and Cape Town, London, Jerusalem, Berlin and Munich, New York and Maine
Mentors at Turps Art School, London
Was art writer for the Rand Daily Mail, Johannesburg, Jerusalem Report and Artcritical, New York and other publications. Curator of exhibitions at Yakar Gallery, Jerusalem 1997 – 2010
Selected Solo Exhibitions:
2022 IX Tashkent International Biennale of Contemporary Art (The Human Touch)
2019 Jerusalem Biennial (Dualities)
2016 Great Park Centre, Johannesburg
2016 Artspace, Jerusalem (Characters Who Fly Through The Door)
2014 Artists’ House, Jerusalem (Points of Departure)
2013 Artspace, Jerusalem (Exiles)
2010 Jozi Art Lab, Johannesburg (Ghost Memory)
2010 These Four Walls, Cape Town (36 Views of Lion’s Head)
2008/9 Galerie Leo.Coppi, Berlin (Facing the Desert)
2004 Yakar Gallery, Jerusalem (Eating etc)
2001 Gallery Westland Place, London
2001 Artspace, Jerusalem (Isaac/Ishmael)
2000 Lighthouse Gallery, Jaffa
1998 Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg
1996 College of the Atlantic, Maine, USA
1994 Coffee Gallery, London
1980 Helen de Leeuw Gallery, Johannesburg
1978 Market Gallery, Johannesburg
1971 Gallery 101, Johannesburg
Selected Group Exhibitions:
2023 Constitution Hill South Africa, (Women’s Month Exhibition)
2020 Everard Read, London (Winter Exhibition)
2017 Jerusalem Biennial
2016 David Krut Projects (Insider/Outsider Reflections)
2010 Irma Stern Museum, Cape Town
2010 Kalk Bay Modern, Cape Town (Art on Paper)
2010 Greatmore Studios, Cape Town (Angaza)
2008 Bronfman Center, New York (Becoming: Visions of Childhood)
2008 Yakar Gallery, Jerusalem (Personal Space, Public Views)
2007 Artists’ House, Jerusalem (Drawing Biennial)
2007 Museum On The Seam, Jerusalem (Equal and Less Equal)
2006 Bronfman Center, New York (Beyond Graffiti)
2005 Yakar Gallery (Dislocated Landscape)
2004 Artists’ House, Jerusalem (Rishumim)
2004 Yakar Gallery (Self-portraits by 36 Israeli artists)
2001 Artists’ House, Jerusalem (Traces – Contemporary Drawing in Israel)
1998 Houston, USA (Dealing with Conflict)
1997 Munich Art Fair, Germany
1996 Barbican Gallery, London (Rubies and Rebels)
1996 Boundary Gallery, London
1990 Sternberg Centre, London (Six South African Painters)
1988 Thumb Gallery, Bath Festival, UK
1985 Cape Town Triennial, South Africa
1985 Tributaries, SA and Germany
1985 Market Gallery, Johannesburg (Women Artists)
1984 Market Gallery, Johannesburg (Figurative Painters)
1983 Carriagehouse Gallery, Johannesburg (Sassoon, Hodgins & Bell)
Public Collections:
Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London
Middlesex University, London
Johannesburg Art Gallery
South African Constitutional Court, Johannesburg
Durban Art Gallery
Wits Art Museum, Johannesburg
SASOL Art Collection
Oliewenhuis Art Museum, Bloemfontein, SA
Museum on the Seam, Jerusalem
Notes
Dualities, Alter egos, Doppelgangers – Panchen Lamas, Diagonal Street, Ishmael and Isaac. Two creates a movement lacking in one.
Self Portraits – a birthday update, and a test – can I accept what I’ve done on the day, with no changes…
Exile can be a state of mind, or a way of life. A group of vagrants inhabited part of the pavement on a busy street in Cape Town; their belongings marked the boundaries and isolated them like people on a boat.
Drawings
South Africa – apartheid