Eunice Geustyn

Eunice Geustyn has been the Executive Head of the Ruth Prowse School of Art since 2002 and will retire from this position in 2026.

As an artist and academic, Eunice believes that art has an important role to play in society and actively supports a diversity of expression and media and believes that art, craft and design has an important role to play in society and actively supports a diversity of expression and media.

Eunice is a graduate from the Cape Technikon and the University of Cape Town’s Michaelis School of Art and holds a National Diploma in Fine Art, a Bachelor of Fine Art Degree, a Postgraduate Advanced Diploma in Fine Art and a Masters in Fine Art Degree.

Eunice’s preferred medium of expression in her personal work is printmaking and works on paper that explore the traditional and integrated to mixed media. Eunice has exhibited locally and abroad. Her work is featured in many notable collections. Collections include the Absa Bank Collection, the Boland Bank Collection, the Citibank SA Collection, the Katrine Harries Print Collection, the Kochi National Gallery, the Sasol Museum Art Collection, the South African National Gallery, the South African Reserve Bank and the University of Cape Town.

Eunice is a graduate from the Cape Technikon and the University of Cape Town’s Michaelis School of Art and holds a National Diploma in Fine Art, a Bachelor of Fine Art Degree, a Postgraduate Advanced Diploma in Fine Art and a Masters in Fine Art Degree.