Diane Johnson – Ackerman

Title: Jetty
Medium: Oil on Board
Size: 79 x 95 cm

Title: Dust
Medium: Oil on Board
Size: 38 x 38 cm

Title: Baobab
Medium: Etching
Size: 15 x 19 cm

Title: Shadows on the Water
Medium: Etching
Size: 15 x 19 cm

Title: Sagole Baobab
Medium: Etching
Size: 15 x 19 cm

Title: Bowl of Thorns
Medium: Woodcut
Size: 39 x 29 cm

Title: The Open Door
Medium: Woodcut
Size: 39 x 29 cm

Title: Swakopmund Mole
Medium: Acrylics on Board
Size: 25,5 x 34,5 cm

Title: Adler Apotheke
Medium: Acrylics on Board
Size: 25,5 x 34,5 cm

Title: The Old Jetty
Medium: Acrylics on Board
Size: 40,5 x 90 cm

About the Artist

Diane Johnson – Ackerman

Di achieved a B.Fine Arts (Hons) from Rhodes University in 1973. There her studies were supervised by Prof. Bradshaw, Prof. Rob Brooks, Tom Mathews, Jos Nel and Neil Rogers.

Highlights of Diane’s Career include

Annual South African Society of Artists‟ Exhibitions Annual Summer Salon and Winter Gala Exhibitions at Hout Street Gallery – Paarl

2009: Prince Albert Gallery. Solo Exhibition. “Karoo Memories” Cape Gallery. Solo Exhibition. “The Strand Jetty” 2008: Cape Gallery. Solo Exhibition. „‟A Window to the Past‟‟ Resident at the Cite International des Arts in Paris during April and May 2007: Cape Gallery. Solo Exhibition. „‟Verandahs, Doorways and Windows‟‟ 2004, 2005, 2006: SA Society of Artists; annual exhibitions: awarded for best works in acrylic for three consecutive years. Also highly commended for etching on two occasions * Awarded Fellowship of SA Society of Artists * Tour of Italy and more specifically traveled to Florence
Public collections

Nelspruit Municipal Gallery, South Africa.
Borough of Margate, South Africa.

Publications include illustrations of:

Die liefdeskronieke van Basilika, Pirow Bekker.
Die Swart Verskrikking, F. W. Strydom.
South African Cable Yarding and Safety Handbook, Forest Engineering
Southern Africa.
Print Series, Howard Swan. “Handpicked”.
A Gift for Madiba. Evelyn Benatar. Proceeds to Desmond Tutu HIV
Foundation. ISBN 0-7992-2323-9.
Goosie. Louise van der Merwe. (Educational childrens book).