Tag Archives: Linocut

Senzo Shabangu has been working with printmaker Mlungisi Kongisa on the editioning of one of Shabangu’s new linocuts: Vusumuzi Mandlakayise. Below are some images from the printing session. This work will be available for purchase shortly. The first part of … Continue reading →

Senzo Shabangu has been working with DKW Intern Samantha McCulloch to edition one of his new linocuts From the city of Gold ll, an image which features one of JOhannesburg’s quintessential taxis against a lush background of gold. Images of … Continue reading →

Senzo Shabangu has been working at David Krut Print Workshop, Parkwood, on a series of new monotypes with hand painting. These new works, along with new linocuts created for the Transference exhibiton at the Johannesburg Art Gallery, will be exhibited … Continue reading →

  From 1 June until 21 July William Kentridge’s Universal Archive (Parts 24 – 37) will be exhibited at David Krut Projects, 142 Jan Smuts Avenue. The Universal Archive linocuts began as a series of small ink drawings by William … Continue reading →

The printers of David Krut Print Workshop, in a collaboration with William Kentridge’s studio team, have been carving and printing linos to create a fascinating new body of work. The linocuts began as a series of small ink drawings on old … Continue reading →

Transference features the work of Senzo Shabangu and Vumelani Sibeko. Transference explores new artistic interpretation of the cosmopolitan trade of trolley pushers that has become a new phenomenon of business in the inner city of Johannesburg. Using the medium of … Continue reading →

Madala Thepa of The New Age reviewed Senzo Shabangu’s Naked Pressure exhibition in the Monday 22 August 2011 edition of the newspaper. Below is an excerpt. The full review can be seen here. “Shabangu uses watercolours and linocut to weave … Continue reading →

by Senzo Shabangu “This is one of the dangerous places – if you don’t follow what you want and belive, if you don’t become unique amongst the the masses, if you are scared to say things the way you see … Continue reading →