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Artist Biography

Johann Moolman was born and schooled in Johannesburg.

He studied art at the then Johannesburg College of Art and during 1975-1976 completed post-graduate studies at St Martin's School of Art in London, majoring in sculpture.

From 1978 - 1989 Moolman lectured in sculpture and printmaking at the University of South Africa, Department of Fine Art.

During 1990 - 1996 he was a Senior Lecturer in the Fine Art Department, University of the North West, where he ran the Sculpture Department and also lectured drawing and history of art.

Since 1997 he has been living and working as a full-time artist in Groot-Marico, North-West Province.

Artist CV

Exhibitions:

  • 2024: Group Exhibition at Kalushnikov, Johannesburg
  • 2024: SOLO Exhibition at Nirox Sculpture Park, Johannesburg
  • 2019: Group Exhibition at Trent Gallery, Pretoria
  • 2019: Long March To Freedom, Cape Town
  • 2018: SOLO exhibition at ISart, Cape Town
  • 2016: SOLO Exhibition at Fried Contemporary, Pretoria
  • 2010: SOLO Exhibition at Grande Provence, Cape Town
  • 2009: SOLO Exhibition at Fried Contemporary, Pretoria
  • 2007: SOLO Exhibition at Gordart gallery, Johannesburg
  • 2007: SOLO Exhibition at Karoo Arthouse, Pretoria
  • 2006: SOLO Exhibition at ABSA Gallery, Johannesburg
  • 2006: 2 Person Exhibition at Fried Contemporary Gallery, Pretoria
  • 2004: 2 Person Exhibition at Gordart Gallery, Johannesburg
  • 2004: Group exhibition at the ArtCoZa Gallery, Johannesburg
  • 2001: Group exhibition at the Millenium Gallery II, Johannesburg
  • 2001: SOLO Exhibition at the Millenium Gallery, Pretoria
  • 2000: SOLO Exhibition at Aardklop Art Festival, Potchestroom
  • 2000: 2 person exhibition Potchefstroom Museum
  • 1999: SOLO Exhibition at the Millenium Gallery, Pretoria

Collections:

  • Johannesburg Art Gallery
  • Rand Afrikaans University
  • University of the Witwatersrans
  • University of South Africa
  • Pretoria Art Gallery
  • Olievenhuis Bloemfontein
  • Kimberley Art Gallery
  • The National Art Gallery Cape Town
  • the M-Net Collection
  • the Pelmana Collection.




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