Emma Mills

Emma Mills was born in the land of African wilderness, that is, in Botswana. Emma Mills was interested in Fine Arts from the very beginning of her student life. Due to a keen interest in the area of Fine Arts, Emma Mills went on to acquire a Bachelor's degree in the same field of Fine Arts from a very famous university at the United Kingdom. The name of the university which encouraged Emma Mills of Botswana to sharpen her painting skills more is the Sundaland Polytechnic, which is located at the United Kingdom.

Emma Mills's exhibits received a huge acclamation at the arts exhibition that was conducted at the United Kingdom. Mills, Emma was one of the most glittering “Women Artist” at both the exhibitions that took place at the Riverside Studios Newcastle in the year 1989 and at the " Small works" Newcastle University Gallery in 1990.

Other paintings of Emma Mills were exhibited in the Botswana Judicated Exhibition of 1997-1999. She even won Awards in the consecutive years of 1997 and 1998 in the field of Drawing and Painting. Emma Mills also won the 2 woman show "bi-cycle" Alliance Francais in 1998 and the Group show "7" at the National Art Gallery in 1999.