Mosako is a renowned artist, archivist, and heritage practitioner who acquired the following degrees: Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts in Education, Bachelor of Arts with Honours with specialisation in Art History, Bachelor of Information Science Honours, Postgraduate Diploma in Heritage and Museum Studies, Master of Historical and Cultural Science in Heritage and Museum Studies, Doctorate in Social and Human Studies in Museum studies. Master of Arts in Fine Arts, and Doctor of Philosophy in Art.

 

He is a published interdisciplinary author and has showcased his artwork in scores of solo and group exhibitions. Among the trainings he attended were an article writing and publishing mentorship programme under the direction of Professor Mpho Ngoepe; art education studies under the supervision of Professor Nombeko Mpako; exhibition curatorship under the guidance of Professor Alexander Edward Duffey; art mensuration under the management of Professor Estelle Marais; and art critic practices under the leadership of Professor Allen Crump.

His artistic work is centred on the discourse of social cohesiveness and uses metaphors to represent it. Whereas his archive and heritage studies are concerned with public programming concepts and techniques for making archives accessible to the public, as well as the application of learning theories to facilitate archives museum education content.