The ICA grants fellowships to artists and academics interested in extending their research while engaging with the postgraduate creative arts community at the ICA. Fellowships provide candidates with time on UCT campus and access to the University’s facilities, the opportunity to engage extensively with UCT’s research community, and interaction with the ICA’s Live Art, Interdisciplinary and Public Art postgraduate cohort.
Read more about past ICA Fellowship recipients in the drop down menus below.
2018
ICA Fellows 2018
See the list of 2018 fellows below, and more detailed information about their work here.
National Fellows
FAKA
Nelisiwe Xaba
International Fellows
Bernard Akoi-Jackson, Ghana
Catherine Makhumula, Malawi
Ella Mesma, England
Uriel Orlow, Switzerland
Live Art Fellows
Athi-Patra Ruga
Bongani Madondo
Donna Kukama
Ntsoana Contemporary Dance Theatre
Pumflet
Curatorial Fellows
Greer Valley
Cornelia Knoll, Germany
2017
ICA Fellows 2017
See the list of 2017 fellows below, and more detailed information about their work here.
National Fellows
Chuma Sopotela
Jackie Manyaapelo
Mandisi Sindo
Panashe Chigumadzi
International Fellows
Andrew Mulenga, Zambia
Bernard Akoi-Jackson, Ghana
Christian Etongo, Cameroon
Jelili Atiku, Nigeria
Laila Soliman, Egypt
N’Gone Fall, Senegal
nora chipaumire, Zimbabwe
Panaibra Canda, Mozambique
Live Art Fellows
Alan Parker
Andrew Hennlich
Bettina Malcomess
Catherine Boulle
Dee Mohoto
Gabrielle Goliath
Jay Pather
Katlego Disemelo
Khwezi Gule
Massa Lemu
Mwenya B. Kabwe
Nomusa Makhubu
Nondumiso Msimanga
Same Mdluli
Sarah Nuttall
Curatorial Fellows
Mamela Nyamza
Leila Anderson
2016
ICA Fellows 2016
See the list of 2016 fellows below, and more detailed information about their work here.
Read about the programme entitled 5 Thoughts featuring 2016 ICA fellows Sihle Hlophe, Genna Gardini, Thalia Laric, Nala Xaba & Alan Parker, which took place on Sunday 18 September 2016.
National Fellows
Amie LH Soudien
Genna Gardini
Robert Machiri and Memory Biwa (Zimbabwe and Namibia)
Sihle Hlophe
International Fellows
Andrew Hennlich, United States
Felicia Mings, Canada/United States
Meghna Singh, India/South Africa
Roxanne Campbell, Jamaica/United States
Live Art Fellows
Alan Parker
Euridice Kala
Thalia Laric
Zanele Muholi
Nala Xaba
Curatorial Fellows
Chandra Frank, Netherlands/South Africa
Thembinkosi Goniwe
2009-2012
The 2009 – 2012 Donald Gordon Creative Arts Fellowships provided the crucial time, intellectual and creative support required by practicing artists, and were intended to nurture a new generation of artist/performers and arts scholars. Applications were accepted from individuals who graduated with Masters degrees or an equivalent in any discipline in the performing and creative arts. Fellows worked full-time in a relevant UCT department as well as with the Institute’s various projects. Most especially, they were involved in the creative research life of university staff and students, with each year-long Fellowship culminating in a creative project of the Fellow’s design.
