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Phoka Nyokong

Phoka started out as a writer in 2007, when he started working on a collection of poems. He ventured into writing short-stories and plays for theatre. 2011 he began painting full-time as self-taught artist. With his first exhibition in 2013, he focused on working full-time as a sculptor and painter. With a scholarship he went to study art from 2015 to date, getting training as a printmaker and ceramicist. Since then his work has been shown at Aardklop Arts Festival (2013), ArtLovers (2013), MB Studio (2016), Lizamore & Associates (2017) and most recently Anecdotes Gallery (2017). His art is inspired by the very environment that he occupies and its prevalent conditions, in particular including public spaces, most especially the streets of the city, downtown residential squalid and survivalist conditions.

Phoka started out as a writer in 2007, when he started working on a collection of poems. He ventured into writing short-stories and plays for theatre. 2011 he began painting full-time as self-taught artist. With his first exhibition in 2013, he focused on working full-time as a sculptor and painter. With a scholarship he went to study art from 2015 to date, getting training as a printmaker and ceramicist. Since then his work has been shown at Aardklop Arts Festival (2013), ArtLovers (2013), MB Studio (2016), Lizamore & Associates (2017) and most recently Anecdotes Gallery (2017). His art is inspired by the very environment that he occupies and its prevalent conditions, in particular including public spaces, most especially the streets of the city, downtown residential squalid and survivalist conditions.

Phoka started out as a writer in 2007, when he started working on a collection of poems. He ventured into writing short-stories and plays for theatre. 2011 he began painting full-time as self-taught artist. With his first exhibition in 2013, he focused on working full-time as a sculptor and painter. With a scholarship he went to study art from 2015 to date, getting training as a printmaker and ceramicist. Since then his work has been shown at Aardklop Arts Festival (2013), ArtLovers (2013), MB Studio (2016), Lizamore & Associates (2017) and most recently Anecdotes Gallery (2017). His art is inspired by the very environment that he occupies and its prevalent conditions, in particular including public spaces, most especially the streets of the city, downtown residential squalid and survivalist conditions.

Phoka started out as a writer in 2007, when he started working on a collection of poems. He ventured into writing short-stories and plays for theatre. 2011 he began painting full-time as self-taught artist. With his first exhibition in 2013, he focused on working full-time as a sculptor and painter. With a scholarship he went to study art from 2015 to date, getting training as a printmaker and ceramicist. Since then his work has been shown at Aardklop Arts Festival (2013), ArtLovers (2013), MB Studio (2016), Lizamore & Associates (2017) and most recently Anecdotes Gallery (2017). His art is inspired by the very environment that he occupies and its prevalent conditions, in particular including public spaces, most especially the streets of the city, downtown residential squalid and survivalist conditions.

The temptation of Queen Nana in the Wilderness by the young shipwrecked Colonel

Oils on canvas

Oils on canvas

Oils on canvas

Oils on canvas

155cm x 134cm

Talisman, deities and lilies

Oil sticks and pastels on canvas

Oil sticks and pastels on canvas

Oil sticks and pastels on canvas

Oil sticks and pastels on canvas

91cm x 92cm

Self-potrait as the Thinker

Oils and Pastels on canvas

Oils and Pastels on canvas

Oils and Pastels on canvas

Oils and Pastels on canvas

120cm x 126cm

Self-potrait as the Pseudo-mordenist facing the firing squad

Oils on canvas

Oils on canvas

Oils on canvas

Oils on canvas

122cm x 125cm

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johannesburg,
Gauteng


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Gallery momo,
52 parktown North,
johannesburg,
Gauteng


© ️Gallery MOMO 2024

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SAT

09:00 - 17:00
09:00 - 15:00

cLOSED ON sUNDAYS & pUBLIC HOLIDAYS

Tel: +27 11 327 3247
Email:

info@gallerymomo.com

Gallery momo,
52 parktown North,
johannesburg,
Gauteng


© ️Gallery MOMO 2024

MON - FRI
SAT

09:00 - 17:00
09:00 - 15:00

cLOSED ON sUNDAYS & pUBLIC HOLIDAYS

Tel: +27 11 327 3247
Email:

info@gallerymomo.com