Ndasuunje Shikongeni -- Print Makers

Artist Profile

Ndasuunje Shikongeni is  Print Artist.

Since 1993, I have been involved in the development of post-independence Namibia arts education and culture, as well as a creative artist on my own.

In 1994 I was appointed as a lecturer in all the 13 regions in Namibia for schools and colleges as well as Community artists. My experience in this respect enables me to assist in the visual arts development national and international.

Back home to Namibia, then later 1993 I met and worked with the Namibian Artist Joseph Madisia at his house where I gained my art skills knowledge in cardboard printmaking and at the FNNC.

Exhibitions

Solo Exhibitions:

 
2009 = Face of Africa, (Artsalon Gallery, WUK Wien) Vienna, Austria
 
2009 = Love I Everyday, (Fine Art Gallery) Swakopmund, Namibia
 
2008 = Humble Tribute to Ancestors, (Omba Gallery) Windhoek, Namibia
 
2006 = Elunduluko lya Namibia, (NAGN) Windhoek, Namibia
 
2005 = Uuyuni Uukumwe Exhibition Stockholm, Sweden
 
2002 = Ethimbo Franco Namibian Cultural Centre (FNNC) WHK, Namibia
 
2001 = Ndahaluka Exhibition (FCC Nairobi, Kenya
 
2000 = National Art Gallery of Namibia (NAGN) Windhoek, Namibia
 
1999 = St. Petersburg National Museum, Russia
 
1996 = Omashare River Lodge, Rundu, Namibia
 
1995 = Loft Gallery, Windhoek, Namibia
 
1994 = NAGN, Windhoek, Namibia
 
1994 = St. Louis National Museum, Ndar, Senegal
 
1994 = Gasworks Gallery, London, UK
 
Group Exhibitions:
 
2009 = Emanguluko Group Exhibition, (Studio 77) WHK, Namibia
 
2008 = Bank Windhoek Triennale Exhibition, NAGN, Namibia
 
2008 = Papa and New Friends Exhibition, Dzimbanhete Gallery, Zimbabwe
 
2008 = Oshi Etwapo Group Exhibition, Woermannhaus, Swakopmund
 
2008 = Teach Me Teacher, Two man Exhibition, (Studio 77) WHK, Namibia
 
2008 = 9 Namibian Printmaking Exhibition, NAGN
 
2007 = Etosha Art Exhibition, Celebration of 100 years, NAGN
 
2007 = Savana Pretoria Art Exhibition, South Africa
 
2007 = Vision of Printmaking Exhibition, Goethe Institute
 
2007 = Namibia Today Art Exhibition, NAGN
 
2007 = Europe Art Exhibition, at the Europe House
 
2006 = /Ae//Gams and Cultural Festival Exhibition, NAGN
 
2006 = Travel Expo Exhibition, Windhoek Show Ground
 
2005 = SADC Exhibition, Thapong Visual Art Centre, Gaborone, Botswana.
 
2004 = Print Exhibition, Prints Studio, London
 
2004 = /Ae//Gams Festival Exhibition, JMAG, KCAC, Katutura
 
2004 = 7th Changchun Inter. Sculpture Symposium Exhibition, China
 
2004 = Cardboard Printmaking Exhibition, Rheine, Germany
 
2004 = Come Together Exhibition, NAGN, Windhoek
 
2004 = Cardboard Printmaking Generation Exhibition, around African countries Namibia, Eritrea, Uganda, Burundi, Zambia and South Africa
 
2003 = Development Bank of Southern Africa Soul of Africa Exhibition, JHB, South Africa
 
2003 = Tulipamwe International Artists Exhibition, UNAM Gallery, Windhoek
 
2003 = Two person Art Exhibition Uuyuni Udhigu, NAGN, Windhoek
 
2001 = Standard Bank of Namibia Biennial NAGN, Windhoek
 
2001 = Lecturers Art Exhibition, Omba Gallery, Windhoek
 
2001 = Group Art Exhibition, Kenya Artists, FNCC, Windhoek
 
2000 = Wasanii International Artists Exhibition, National Museum of Kenya
 
2000 = SADC Art Festival Exhibition NAGN, Windhoek
 
1999 = Shipayo Art Exhibition NAGN, Windhoek
 
1999 = International Artists Master Class, St. Petersburg, Russia
 
1995 = Standard Bank of Namibia Biennial NAGN, Windhoek
 
1994 = Tulipamwe International Artists Exhibition, NAGN, Windhoek
 
1994 = Standard Bank National Arts Festival, Grahams Town, South Africa
 
1993 = Standard Bank of Namibia Biennial, Windhoek
 
1993 = Joe Madisia and Friends Exhibition, FNCC, Windhoek
 
1993 = Group Exhibition, Bergen, Norway

Publications

2006- 2007- Booklet and DVD documentary called “A Link to the Past- A Bridge to the Future” Basketry and Pottery in North Central Namibia.

Award

2006 = Highly Merit Award in (Graphic Printmaking) /Ae //Gams and Cultural Festival at the NAGN.

2004 = Honor Certificate in International Sculpture Symposium Changchun, China

2004 = Participate Certificate in International Visitors Programme for the United States Department of State in USA
 
2004 = Participate with top international and Namibian artists and intellectuals to produce the first handmade book ever in the history of Namibia publishing, between Gamsberg Macmillan of Namibia and Moon Books of Italy Publishers.
 
2001 = Highly Recommended Merit Award in (Graphic) – Standard Bank Biennale, NAGN. Received a Certificate for the Second Award in (Graphic) – Standard Bank Biennale National Art Gallery of Namibia.
 
1999 = Master Diploma in (International Artist Master Class Workshop) –St. Petersburg, Russia. Received a Bronze Medal in (Graphic) - International Artists Master Class Workshop St. Petersburg, Russia
 
1997 = Overall winner for the Youth Expo 97 in (Business Merit Award) - UN Plaza.
 

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