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• PERFORMANCE
  • Fountain (Date Witheld)
  • Licked Colony (2011)
  • Thank you (2011)
  • Recital (2010/11)
  • Host 1 (2010)
  • Biblioclast: Action with Afrikaans/Dutch Dictionary (Rotterdam 2010)
  • Figurehead (2010)
  • Incantation Series 2009 -
  • Vox Populis/ Vox Dei (2008/9)
  • Come in peace/ Go to pieces (2008)
  • Traffic (2008)
  • Twilight (2008)
  • The Theory of Gravity (2006)
  • Outpost Series (2004-6)
  • Bind/Ontbind Series (2003)
• VIDEO/INSTALLATIONS
  • Flow (2011)
  • Blood Rites/ eat your words (2010)
  • Host 2 (2010)
  • Shellshock (2010)
  • illumination(2010)
  • Panopticon (2009)
  • Outpost 4 (2008)
  • The Theory of Displacement (2008)
  • Challenging Mud (After Kazuo Shiraga) (2008)
  • Terms of endearment (2007)
  • The Ascension (2007)
  • Birth of a Tyrant (2007)
  • The Theory of Flight (2006)
  • The Theory of Evolution (2006)
  • The Minotaur Series 12 (2005)
  • The Labyrinth (2004)
  • Violence and Happiness (2003)
  • The Pencil Test Series (2003)
• OBJECTS
  • Container (2011)
  • Gold works (2010 -)
  • Workhorse (2011) with Guy Du Toit
  • Vessel 1-Perfect Lovers (2009)
  • Philistine rules/ Did you know? (2007)
  • Looking for Lucy (2007)
  • The OK Revolution (2007)
  • Molotovmammas (2007)
  • The Theory of Labour (2006)
  • words oft error (2005)
  • I am no-one (2001-2)
• ABOUT
  • Press
  • Shortened CV
  • Interviews
    • Interview with Carine Zaayman (2003)
    • Interview with David Koloane (2007)
    • Interview with Peter Machen (2008)
    • Interview with Willem Boshoff (2006)
    • The ghosts wish to remember: Interview with Petra Zemljič (2010)
    • Johan Thom interviewed by Sarah Claire Picton (2009)
    • Radio Papesse Interview as part of ‘.za: Young Art From South Africa’ (2008)
  • Authored
    • Kendell Geers at the Steven Friedman, London
    • Life intimidating art, The Diplomat, Sept/Oct 2007
    • The sleeping monster produces reasons : Diane Victor
    • Santu Mofokeng (2010)
    • The sense of fresh air (2010)
    • Taming the Trojan Horse: Disarming the Politics of Otherness in a Postcolonial (African) Context
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