Kobus Kapp

Kobus Kapp

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About Kobus

Kobus Kapp's third solo exhibition (Love Life II, March 2018) was an expression of the the past, present and future in illustrations, paintings and sculptures. A celebration of life in the present - always viewed in relation to the past - directs our future, without judgment of ideas and concepts as good or bad. He believes that art should always remind us of our attempts in the present, enable us to admire our achievements in the past and encourage us to maintain high standards in the future.

His first solo exhibition was in 2011, when he exhibited in Worcester at the Hugo Naude Art Gallery. In 2015 his second solo exhibition, Love Life, was held at the Boutique Hotel, 131 Herbert Baker, Pretoria.

Born in 1962, Kobus obtained his BA (Fine Arts) degree from the then PU vir CHO (today North West University) in 1984. As a visual communications practitioner based in Centurion for a number of years, Kobus designed mainly print graphic material for various corporates. During 2006, he was also involved in the publishing of a magazine, distributed nationally.
For the past few years, Kobus has been involved with the Centurion Arts Association, where he participated in a number of group exhibitions. His art works have found appreciative homes countrywide.

Price Range

US$ 598-2,301

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Exhibitions

Solo Exhibitions
Cycle of Consciousness, Hugo Naude Worcester (2011)
Love Life, Centurion Art Gallery (March 2015)
Love Life II, Centurion Art Gallery (March 2018)
Other exhibitions
A thousand thoughts, Brooklyn Theatre (2015)
Centurion Art Association, Centurion (2016)

Education

BA Fine Arts (Hon), HED

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