[2] During her career Qgam showed work through Southern Africa as well as in Europe, Japan, and the United States.

[1] Her work is represented in the collection of the Lechwe Trust in Zambia[4] and the Portland Museum of Art.

[6][7][8] Late in life Qgam took in fellow San artist Cgʼose Ntcoxʼo after the latter was widowed.

[10] She was herself the subject of a book as well, A Biography and Portrait, Conversations and Images: Coexʼae Qgam, Dada "I Am One of a Kind.

I Don't Know why I was Created": Story Teller, Dancer, Beadworker, Painter, Printmaker, Daughter, Sister, Mother, Lover, Wife by Ann Gollifer and Jenny Egner, published in 2011 and consisting of interviews and a catalogue of her work.