• 1976-82: Interlocking wooden strctures;
• 1982-83: 370 day Project;
• 1980-86: Cryptic Writing Project;
• 1982-96: Ectypal Garden of Eden- an installation of thousands of whispered plant names (in progress);
• 1991-96: Blind Wall- a postmodern dictionary for the 11 official languages of South Africa, consisting of 10 000 arcane words on 10 obstacle walls (in progress)

• 1970-74 Johannesburg College of Art (Now Technikon Witwatersrand), National Art Teacher's Diploma;
• 1980 Technikon Witwatersrand, National Higher Diploma in Fine Art (Printmaking);
• 1984 Technikon Witwatersrand, Masters Diploma In Technology in Fine Art (Sculpture)
• 1982 Study visits to Austria, Germany,
• 1993 to England, Wales and Scotland.

• 1970-74 :Johannesburg College of Art (Now Technikon Witwatersrand), National Art Teacher's Diploma;
• 1980 :Technikon Witwatersrand, National Higher Diploma in Fine Art (Printmaking);
• 1984: Technikon Witwatersrand, Masters Diploma In Technology in Fine Art (Sculpture)
• 1982: Study visits to Austria, Germany,
• 1993: to England, Wales and Scotland.

• 1981: Guest artist at the Johannesburg Art Gallery;
• 1982: Natalie Knight Art Gallery, Johannesburg;
• 1985: 'Tributaries' , touring SA and West Germany;1994 'State of the Art' , Everard Read Contemporary, Johannesburg;
• 1995: 'Africus Biennale' Johannesburg Art Gallery; 'Vita Art Now' Johannesburg Art Gallery;
• South African representative of the United Nations "Right to Hope" exhibition of international art touring various countries: 'Siyawela' Birmingham, England;
• 1996: 'Vita Art Now' , Johannesburg Art Gallery; Mermaid Theatre Gallery, London.

Collections

• University of South Africa;
• Gencor, Johannesburg;
• Technikon Witwatersrand, SA National Gallery, Cape Town;
• Sandton National Gallery, Johannesburg;
• Jack Ginsberg Collections of Book Arts, Johannesburg;
• Pierre Lombard;
• Ruth and Marvin Sackner Archives of Concrete and Visual Poetry, Miami