Natalie Knight

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Natalie Knight (19**-) is a journalist, feature writer, playwright and art historian, art gallery owner

Biography

She is an attorney of the Supreme Court of South Africa, with an interest in culture and the arts.

The founder of Natalie Knight Gallery, Hyde Park, she is the author and editor of several books on African art and culture, and is internationally recognized as an authority on Ndebele and Shangaan art.

Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance

Beginning in the 1960s she also wrote a number of plays, including the musical play Barmy Days (with Ivor Miller), , There's No Sugar Left, The Black Maids, a play in two acts.

Awards etc

She received the MIW Lifetime Achiever Award for Africa 2014 for her contribution to Arts and Culture

Sources

https://www.natalieknightartcollection.com/who-we-are

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