Exhibitions

Asni Gallery (2004 - 2005)
Contemporary Art Gallery
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
E-mail: asnigallery@telecom.net.et
Solo Exhibition of Paintings and Ethchings

Britannia Gallery (2001)
Ottawa, Canada
Solo Exhibition
"African Dreamscapes"
Acrylic and Oil painting on canvas and wood

Unfolding Images (1999)
Ottawa, Canada
Joint Exhibition, "Collected Works"
Jean Jewer (painter) and Arlene Trussler (sculptress)
Mixed Media and oil Paintings on canvas exhibited

Gallery Cafe (1992)
Kampala, Uganda
Joint Exhibition, "Three Women, Three Voices"
Lilian Nabulime (sculptress) and Anita Gilbert, painter
Acrylic and oil paintings on canvas and wood; and drawings on paper exhibited

Residence, Dutch Consulate (1991)
Kampala, Uganda
Joint Invitational exhibition with Lilian Nabulime, sculptress
Acrylic and oil paintings on canvas and on wood exhibited

Kampala Sheraton Hotel (1990)
Kampala, Uganda
Joint Exhibition with Teresa Musoke
Oil paintings on canvas and works on paper
Opened by Honourary Canadian Consul, Don Campbell

Beatrice Jumpsten Gallery (1987)
Victoria, B.C., Canada
Solo exhibition of acrylic and oil paintings.
Slide prsentation of past works

French Cultural Center (1984)
Nairobi, Kenya
Solo exhibition of watercolours and acrylics.
Forty pieces.
Opened by Canadian Trade Represenative, David Cohen

Tulifanya Gallery
P. O. Box 926
Kampala, Uganda
Tel: 256-41-254183
E-mail:  info.tulifanya@utlonline.co.ug
Website: www.tulifanyagallery.com

Tulifanya Gallery opened and operated for one year in Kampala, Uganda until we left Uganda.  My partner owned the framing portion of the business and worked very hard to provide quality frames from local materials. The Gallery was to showcase Ugandan artists as well as my own work, provide studio space to artists who did not have access to private studio space of their own, and to provide a local outlet for the National Association of Women's Organizations in Uganda (NAWOU). NAWOU was engaged in helping women's groups with income generating projects, crafts and training. Tulifanya provided a local market for their baskets and other crafts.

The Gallery was sold when we left Uganda, and the gallery has grown under the new management into a well established, prominent gallery, cafe and framing center.