DKW X COLLABORATION WITH THE BIG BLUE BEAUTIFUL WOMEN OF STANDARD BANK
Recently, the David Krut Workshop hosted a special workshop in collaboration with Standard Bank and Dr Same Mdluli as part of their Women’s Month celebrations…
‘Many hands, light work’: The Making of William Kentridge’s ‘The Old Gods Have Retired’, 2022
Artist: William Kentridge Title: The Old Gods Have Retired, 2022 Medium: Photogravure, sugarlift aquatint, direct gravure and dry point with hand painted chine-collé on 12 overlapping sheets…
‘Where one is and where one is from’ A new body of work by Nkhensani Mkhari
When Nkhensani Mkhari arrives at David Krut Workshop, he enters ready for action—as if the hours spent elsewhere have been a slow fermentation of ideas,…
My internship journey
Written by: Nobuhle Sithole Xaba My internship journey at David Krut Arts I arrived at the 151 gallery 30 minutes early, nervous but filled with…
Letlotlo Komane – Learning Through Print: My Experience at David Krut Workshop.
Walking into the David Krut Workshop for the first time, I was immediately struck by the atmosphere of curiosity and collaboration. The workshop is a…
This Issue of Hope | David Krut & Diego Masera in Conversation About HOPE/Against the Grammar of Violence
Welcome back! David Krut Podcast is pleased to return with a conversation between David Krut and one of our latest collaborating artists, Diego Masera. In…
A Space for Conversation: David Krut in Conversation with Letlotlo Komane
And we are back again listeners! In this episode, David Krut sits down with our latest workshop intern, Letlotlo Komane to discuss her experience working…
Diego Masera | HOPE / Against the Grammar of Violence
In March 2026 the David Krut Workshop team welcomed artist Diego Masera to the workshop to pursue a body of work in print. Masera had…
A View Through the Peephole | Mary Sibande
Mary Sibande’s new series titled “A View Through the Peephole” marks a shift toward a new softness: an imagined space of leisure articulated through painterly…
Between Sips and Smoke | Stephen Langa
At David Krut Workshop, Roxy Kaczmarek introduced Stephen Langa to screen-printing, a technique that suits Langa’s graphic, layered style. Langa explores nightclub scenes, focusing on…
The Politics of Print as seen in William Kentridge’s Headlines, a woodcut series shaped by Dada
In 1916, at the height of the First World War, a group of artists gathered in Zurich to form the movement now known as Dada;…
‘Conversations’ | Olivia Pinter
These images coalesce under a working title, ‘Conversations’. Made in reference to each other, with each other. A grasp, a great sigh, an exhalation of…