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Robyn Nesbitt | |
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| Born | 1984 |
| Nationality | South African |
| Known for | Video art |
| Awards | Spier Contemporary Award 2008 (in collaboration with Nina Barnett.[1] ) |
| Website | http://www.robynnesbitt.com/ |
Robyn Nesbitt (b. 1984) is a South African video artist living and working in Johannesburg. Her work focuses on the overlooked and under-investigated parts of everyday life.[2][3] She often collaborates with Nina Barnett.[1]
Career
editEducation
editShe completed her BAFA at the University Of The Witwatersrand in 2006 and recently obtained her MAFA from The University of Cape Town in 2010[2]
Exhibitions
edit- Wish you where here Fort Worth Contemporary Arts Gallery, Texas (2010)
- Contemporary Artists from South African Galleri 3,14 Begen, Norway (2010)
- Mixtape, Mobile Cinema National Arts Festival, Grahamstown (2010)
- Contemporary South Africa ISIS Arts DA International Digital Art Festival, Newcastle, UK (2010)[4]
- Can you hear me Public space, New York (2009)
- 'In Principle’ Michaelis School of Fine Art, Cape Town (2009)
- Spier Contemporary Johannesburg Art Gallery, Johannesburg (2008)
- Warcry Live! Johannesburg Art Gallery, Johannesburg (2008)
- The New Spell David Krut Fine Arts, New York (2008)
- Spier Contemporary Spier Wine Estate, Stellenbosch (2007)
- Semblant Alliance Francaise, Johannesburg (2006)
- Kazoo Play, Action, Intervention in Public and Private Space, Performance art festival The Premises Art Gallery, Johannesburg (2006)
- Women: Photography and New Media, Imaging the self and body through portraiture The Johannesburg Art Gallery, Johannesburg (2006)[2]
References
edit- ^ a b "Cape Listings". ArtThrob. Retrieved 23 April 2012.
- ^ a b c "About". Robyn Nesbitt. Retrieved 23 April 2012.
- ^ "Artist Robyn Nesbitt". Saatchi Online. Retrieved 23 April 2012.
- ^ "Robyn Nesbitt". Creative African Network. Retrieved 23 April 2012.