User:Eperrill
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Dr. Elizabeth Perrill, username Eperrill, is an Associate Professor at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, USA. In 2018, her permanent reinstallation of the African Galleries at the North Carolina Museum of Art, completed during her five-year role as Consulting Curator for African Art, won an American Alliance of Museums Excellence in Exhibitions Award. Her primary research interests include histories of Southern African ceramics, South African contemporary art, and economic histories of ceramic arts in the modern and contemporary eras. Perrill’s single-author works include Zulu Pottery (2012) and Ukucwebezela: To Shine (2008), as well as numerous scholarly articles and exhibition catalog essays on Zulu ceramics and South African contemporary art.
