Selected Exhibitions

  • Solo Exhibitions: 
  • 2025 Mother.Monster.Stitch. curated by Karolien van Zyl, Berman Contemporary, Cape Town
  • 2025 Euphoria in Sy Gloria, Oliewenhuis Art Museum 
  • 2024 Eudaimonia, MContemporary Gallery, Sydney 
  • 2024 Inner Sanctum, Knysna Fine Art, Knysna 
  • 2023 Eugenics, MContemporary Gallery, Sydney 
  • 2022 Family meeting, MContemporary Gallery, Sydney 
  • 2021 EUCATASTROPHE – Deepest Darkest Art Gallery, Cape Town 
  • 2020 Duo exhibition at MContemporary, Sydney 
  • 2019 Familie-Kielie, 99 Loop gallery, Cape Town 
  • 2018 Minutes to Midnight, 99 Loop Gallery, Cape Town 
  • 2017 Come Hell or High water, Lizamore & Associates, Johannesburg 
  • 2017 Incognito, MContemporary Gallery, Sydney 
  • 2016 Implanted memories, Knysna Fine Art, Knysna 
  • 2016 The Grimm Needle, Fried Contemporary Gallery, Pretoria 
  • 2015 Cross my heart, Erdmann Contemporary, Cape Town 
  • 2009 No strings attached, Knysna Fine Art Gallery, Knysna 
  • 2004 Siembamba, Let’s play pretend, Joao Ferreira Gallery, Cape Town
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  • A Selection of Group Exhibitions: 
  • 2025 Mooi Nooi, Origins at Wits Museum, curated by Karolien van Wyk, Johannesburg 
  • 2024 How Art Thou?, Gallery Grande Provence, Franschhoek 
  • 2023 Feminine Expressions: The Contemporary Canvas, MContemporary, Sydney 
  • 2023 Incantations, Eclectica Contemporary, Cape Town 
  • 2023 Rugby, Rust-en-Vrede Gallery, Durbanville 
  • 2022 Summer Group Show, MContemporary, Sydney 
  • 2022 The Big Picture, Knysna Fine Art, Knysna 
  • 2022 Lush, RK Contemporary, Riebeek-Kasteel 
  • 2022 Seeing Far, Gallery Glen Carlou in association with Knysna Fine Art, Knysna 
  • 2022 Diversity, Rupert Museum, curated by Dal Botha, Stellenbosch 
  • 2022 True Fall, Gallery Grande Provence, Franschhoek 
  • 2021 Phantasmagoria, RK Contemporary, Riebeek-Kasteel 
  • 2021 Found, MContemporary, Sydney 
  • 2021 Persistence of Vision, Knysna Fine Art, Knysna 
  • 2021 In Conversation with Colour Symphony, Jan Rupert Art Centre, Graaff-Reinet 
  • 2021 The Threads That Bind Us, The Viewing Room Gallery, Pretoria 
  • 2020 No Holds Barred – Summer Exhibition, RK Contemporary, Riebeek-Kasteel 
  • 2020 Women Who Read Are Dangerous, Rust-en-Vrede Gallery, curated by Hamlin Janse van Vuuren, Durbanville 
  • 2020 STILL, online group exhibition, Everard Read, Franschhoek 
  • 2019 Bloodlines, Imagined Histories, Deepest Darkest, Cape Town 
  • 2019 Heroine, MContemporary, Sydney 
  • 2019 Forward! Forward? Forward…, Stellenbosch Museum, Stellenbosch 
  • 2018 BANK001: Emerging Contemporaries, In Toto Gallery, Johannesburg, curated by Brenton Maart 
  • 2018 Unfolding Fiber, Pretoria Art Museum, Pretoria 
  • 2017 Comfortably Numb, curated by Johan Conradie , Gallery 2, Johannesburg 
  • 2017 Stitched – Part 1, Paradigm Gallery, Philadelphia, USA 
  • 2017 At the End of the World, MContemporary, Sydney 
  • 2016 Desire, curated by Johan Conradie, Association of Arts, Pretoria 
  • 2016 100 Geographies, curated by Elizabeth Miller Vermeulen, University of Stellenbosch Museum, Stellenbosch 
  • Art Fairs and Art Festivals:
  • 2026: Investec Cape Town Art Fair, Berman Contemporary, Cape Town
  • 2025: Sydney Contemporary Art Fair, MContemporary, Sydney
  • 2025: Latitudes Art Fair, Candice Berman gallery, Johannesburg 
  • 2024 Woordfees, Stellenbosch 
  • 2024 Sydney Contemporary Art Fair, MContemporary, Sydney 
  • 2023 Sydney Contemporary Art Fair, MContemporary, Sydney 
  • 2023 Turbine Art Fair, RK Contemporary, Johannesburg 
  • 2022 AKAA Fair, Deepest Darkest, Paris, France 
  • 2022 Positions Art Fair, RK Contemporary, Berlin (solo booth) 
  • 2022 Sydney Contemporary Art Fair, MContemporary, Sydney 
  • 2022 Klein Karoo Nationale Kunstefees, Oudtshoorn 
  • 2021 Sydney Contemporary Art Fair, MContemporary, Sydney 
  • 2021 Investec Cape Town Art Fair, Deepest Darkest Art Gallery, Cape Town 
  • 2021 Klein Karoo Nationale Kunstefees , Oudtshoorn 
  • 2019 Sydney Contemporary Art Fair, MContemporary, Sydney 
  • 2019 Turbine Art Fair, Millennium Gallery, Johannesburg 
  • 2016 Woordfees, Stellenbosch (solo booth) 
  • 2014 Klein Karoo Nationale Kunstefees , Oudtshoorn (solo booth) 
  • 2011 Klein Karoo Nationale Kunstefees , Oudtshoorn (solo booth) 
  • 2008 Klein Karoo Nationale Kunstefees , Oudtshoorn (solo booth)
  • Bienniales: 
  • 2017 Textile Biennial, Museum Rijswijk, Netherlands 
  • Publications: 
  • 2026 DW’s Afrimaxx channel: “What our heritage teaches us” March 2026
  • 2026 Die Burger “Sy las en lap die wêreld reg” by Laetitia Pople, January 2026
  • 2024 “The Artist’s Voice” Podcast with Petra Sittig 
  • 2023 Handwerken zonder grenzen magazine issue 236, “Lichten tranen” by Thea Vuik 
  • 2022 Quantity of Movements publication from AKAA Art fair 
  • 2022 Beaux Arts (AKAA, Hannalie Taute, Embroidery meets Photography) 
  • 2022 Inspirations magazine “Burning rubber” by Ansie van der Walt 
  • 2021 Artemorbida April issue n03/2021 “Hannalie Taute: Stories of colours and shadows” by Elena Redaelli 
  • 2020 SA Art Times: No Holds Barred Artist Feature via RK Contemporary, December issue 2020 Textile Fiber Forum magazine: Issue 139 September 
  • 2018 De Arte, “Against Ordentlikheid Disobedient Femininities in Selected Embroideries by Hannalie Taute: 
  • 2016 House&Leisure online feature 
  • 2015 The Cutting Stitching Edge MrXStitch 2015 fractured-portraits Beautiful decay 
  • 2015 Dante Magazine, “A love affair with rubber” by Heidi Rasch 
  • 2014 The Times Live: “Art spot, Rubber ever after” by Alexhander Matthews 
  • 2012 South Magazine: “Toys from Tyres” SOUTH magazine, by Janine Oelofse – Winter edition 
  • Awards: 
  • 2004 Top 100 finalists in the ABSA ‘l Atelier 
  • 2012 Nominated for the ‘Kyk-net FIESTA” award as best visual art production at a festival (Skeidingsangs) 
  • 2014 Winner of the ABSA KKNK Kanna award for best visual exhibition at the festival (Rubber ever After) 
  • 2015 Nominated for the “KykNet Fiesta” award for best visual art production at a festival (Rubber ever after) 
  • 2017 Nominated for the “KykNet Fiesta” award for best visual art production at festival (Stink Afrikaners) 
  • Education: 
  • 2000 National Higher Diploma in Fine Art, Port Elizabeth Technicon (now NNMU) 
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