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Education |
| | BA, Postgraduate Diploma and MA in Fine Arts from Makerere University (MUK) (Uganda) |
| 2001 - | | PhD Research AIDS awareness using Sculpture , the department of Fine Arts at the University of Newcastle. |
Organised Exhibitions |
| 1995 | | Women on the Move, Art to commemorate the international women conference in Beijing, accompanied with a catalogue sponsored by HIVOS, Uganda. |
| 2001 | | Art Bazaar 2001, Fundraising for the Dept. of Sculpture, MTSIF Arts, Makerere University, Hosted by the Italian Embassy. |
Exhibitions |
| 1993 - 2001 | | Exhibited in Uganda |
| 1995 - | | Women beyond Borders, USA/other countries |
| 1995 | | Africus, Johannesburg Biennale (Johannesburg, South Africa) |
| 1997 | | Uganda, the blossoming pearl of Africa, Art exhibition, (Brussels, Belgium) |
| | | May Fest. Women Exhibition (Glasgow, UK) |
| 1998 | | Global Reflection, United Nations Art Gallery (Bonn, Germany) |
| 2000 | | Progress of the World's Women, UN Conference (New York, USA) |
| | | Global Women Project (New York, USA) |
| | | Modern Art in Uganda, CBK Het Kunstpaleis, (Deventer, The Netherlands) |
| 2001 | | African Women Exhibition, Gallery Watatu (Nairobi, Kenya) |
| 2001 | | An Exhibition of Art as Communication, (Madison, USA) |
| 2001 - 2002 | | Friends of the Hatton Gallery Exhibition, (Newcastle U.K.) |
| 2002 | | Open Art Exhibition, The English Martyrs School (Hartlepool, U.K.) |
| | | Women Emerging, UC Berkeley (USA) |
| | | Rhythms Dots, Stories and Skylines Exhibition (Whitehaven, U.K.) |
| 2003 | | Coordinated African women Artists to the Transportale, Cross-Knotting Exhibition (Berlin Germany) |
| | | Dreams for our Daughters, Karoo National Arts Festival, (Klein Karoo, South Africa) |
| | | Eyes Open World AIDS Day, Biscuit Factory (Newcastle upon Tyne, U.K.) |
| 2004 | | Lilian Nabulime Sculpture, The English Martyrs Art Gallery (Hartlepool, U.K.) |
| | | Eyes Open (AIDS awareness Exhibition, Discovery museum (Newcastle, U.K.) |
| | | Women Emancipation , Bergen Museum (Bergen, Norway) |
| 2005 | | Eyes Open (AIDS awareness Exhibition), Discovery museum (Newcastle, U.K.) |
| | | Multiple project, City Library (Newcastle, U.K.) |
| 2006 | | Borderless Art (Schous, Oslo and Samisk Kultursenter, Hattfjelldal, Norway) |
Commissions |
| 2004 | | 3 Sculptures for Devonshire Building (Theme: Environmental Sustainability) University of Newcastle upon Tyne collection, unveiled 27th April (Newcastle, U.K.) |
Organised workshops |
| 2002 | | Artist in Residence at the Senhouse-Whitehaven (U.K.) |
| 2003 | | Wood curving workshop for Women at Bryggen Kunstskole (Bergen, Norway) |
| 2004 | | Clay Sculpture Workshops with students, The English Martyrs Six form College (Hartlepool, U.K.) |
| 2006 | | Sculpture for integrated communities in the North East 2006 by Sunderland Arts Community funded by Northern Arts (U.K.) |
Participated in international workshops |
| 1995 | | Ujama V International workshop (Maputo-Mozambique, Africa) |
| | | International Sculpture Symposium (Wagrain, Austria) |
| 1998 | | Hojer Sculptors Symposium (Denmark) |
| | | Tulipamwe International Artists Workshop (Namibia, Africa) |
| 1999 | | Batapata International Artists Workshop (Zimbabwe, Africa) |
| 2002 | | 3 Uganda and 3 Sweden women Artists Workshop (Sweden) |
Side shows and talks |
| 2003 | | The La Sagesse High School, Jesmond (Newcastle, U.K.) |
| | | The British Federation of Women Graduates (North Eastern Association) (U.K.) |
| 2005 | | Mother Courage. Oslo AIDS and Art (Oslo, Norway) |
| | | Africa Speakers Night at University of Newcastle (U.K.) |
| 2006 | | Using Art in talking about Taboos (Schous, Oslo and Samisk Kultursenter, Hattfjelldal, Norway) |
Memberships of official bodies |
| 1993 - | | Uganda Artist Association (Uganda, Africa) |
| 1996 - | | Women's Art Library (London, U.K.) |
| 2000 - | | International Museum of Women (USA) |
| 2001 - | | Friends of the Hatton Art Gallery University of Newcastle (U.K.) |
| 2002 - | | British Federation of Women Graduates (North Eastern Association) (Newcastle, U.K.) |
Lilian is motivated by humorous forms inspired by women, tree roots, other forms and materials |
