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1941 - 1997. Known for: Painting.
Welcome Mandla Koboka, was born in 1941, and was a South African painter and art teacher. From 1961, Koboka was a student of Cecil Skotnes and Ephraim Ngatane at Jubilee Art Centre in Johannesburg.... Read full biography
Welcome Mandla Koboka, was born in 1941, and was a South African painter and art teacher. From 1961, Koboka was a student of Cecil Skotnes and Ephraim Ngatane at Jubilee Art Centre in Johannesburg. In 1964, the artist began exhibiting artwork. In 1981, Koboka represented at the "Black Art Today... Read full biography
Welcome Mandla Koboka, was born in 1941, and was a South African painter and art teacher. From 1961, Koboka was a student of Cecil Skotnes and Ephraim Ngatane at Jubilee Art Centre in Johannesburg. In 1964, the artist began exhibiting artwork. In 1981, Koboka represented at the "Black Art Today Exhibition" in Soweto. There were also additional exhibitions in Austria and the US. The artist was active in the 1990's as an art educator in Orlando and Soweto.... Read full biography
Welcome Mandla Koboka, was born in 1941, and was a South African painter and art teacher. From 1961, Koboka was a student of Cecil Skotnes and Ephraim Ngatane at Jubilee Art Centre in Johannesburg. In 1964, the artist began exhibiting artwork. In 1981, Koboka represented at the "Black Art Today Exhibition" in Soweto. There were also additional exhibitions in Austria and the US. The artist was active in the 1990's as an art educator in Orlando and Soweto.
Welcome Mandla Koboka, was born in 1941, and was a South African painter and art teacher. From 1961, Koboka was a student of Cecil Skotnes and Ephraim Ngatane at Jubilee Art Centre in Johannesburg. In 1964, the artist began exhibiting artwork. In 1981, Koboka represented at the "Black Art Today Exhibition" in Soweto. There were also additional exhibitions in Austria and the US. The artist was active in the 1990's as an art educator in Orlando and Soweto.