Teaching
UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING
Harvard University:
- The Performance of Art in Africa and the African Diaspora
Rhodes University:
(These modules have been taught at different times from 2006 to the present, and not all modules are taught each year)
- AHV1: Carnivals and Street Parades
- AHV1: Landscape in Southern Africa
- AHV1: Portraiture in Africa
- AHV1: Heritage and Site-Specific Art in South Africa
- AHV2: African Modernisms
- AHV2: Globalisation, Diaspora and Displacement
- AHV3: Power and Protest in South African Art
- AHV3: Unpacking ‘Race’ in South African Art
- AHV3: Violence and the Aesthetics of Crime
- AHV3: The Body in Middle Eastern, African and African-American Art
- AHV3: Research Methodologies
- AHV3: Contesting Masculinities
- AHV3: Orientalism and Strategies of Veiling
- AHV4/Honours: Performance Theories
- AHV4/Honours: ‘Place’, Transnationalism and the Global South
- AHV4/Honours: Critical Issues in Contemporary African Art
- AHV4/Honours: Theoretical Issues in African Art History
- Honours: Geopolitics, the Global South and the Arts of Africa
POST-GRADUATE SUPERVISION
Supervision completed:
PHD
- Nomusa Makhubu
Masters
- Rachel Baasch
- Lerato Bereng
- Simone Heymans
- Paul Greenway
- Luke Kaplan
- Carmen Koekemoer
- Eben Lochner
- Lindi Lombard
- Gerald Machona
- Nomusa Makhubu
- Dotun Makun
- Kelebogile Marope
- Zamansele Nsele
- Hayley Pycroft
- Bronwen Salton
- Scott Stirling
- Mark Wilby
Current supervision:
PHD
- Rachel Baasch
- Paul Cooper
- Eben Lochner
- Rob Murray
- Zamansele Nsele
- Nontobeko Ntombela
Masters
- Igshaan Adams
- Churchill Madikida
- Lara Littleford
- Ivy Kulundu-Gotz
- Andrew Mulenga
- Patrick Mumba
- Chemu Ng’ok
- Carolyn Nott
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