Masha Marchenko, the Programs Manager at David Krut Projects in New York, recently had the opportunity to showcase several of William Kentridge’s works produced at…
Tag: Printmaking
Kissing Studies: Motlhoki Nono in the Workshop
How do we capture something as abstract and intimate as love? This perennial question, at the heart of human existence, has become the guiding force…
The Matter, The Maker and The Made: The work of Deborah Bell.
Written by Danijela Cook Deborah Bell began collaborating with David Krut Projects (DKP) in 2000, after her introduction to Jack Shirreff and his printmaking workshop;…
Passion and Printmaking: Anya Lureman’s internship experience
Anya Lureman worked as an intern at the David Krut Workshop from April to August of this year. She is a student at the University…
Mbali Tshabalala – As The Conversation Continues in 2023
The collaboration between Mbali Tshabalala and David Krut Projects has been an ongoing one since she first came to the David Krut Workshop, and we…
Joburg to Venice and back again – Who is Phumulani Ntuli?
David Krut Projects (DKP) is pleased to announce a brand new collaboration in 2023 with internationally recognized Soweto-born artist Phumulani Ntuli.
Heidi Fourie: New Layered Unique Prints
By Kim-Lee Loggenberg and Melissa Waters Painter Heidi Fourie has become a powerhouse in printmaking as her ongoing collaboration with printer Kim-Lee Loggenberg and the…
The Story of Oak Mantra by Joe Tilson, 1981.
Joe Tilson signing prints with publisher David Krut in 1981. David Krut Publishing has had a long standing presence in the art world. As we…
‘Omens in hot bacon contradiction’ | New Etchings by Anna van der Ploeg | 2023
In The Negotiator series, 2021-2023, artist Anna van der Ploeg explores the concept of hidden human interactions, how particular words and body language interpret human…
[S]insurance, in Man We Trust
In a time where one's possessions appear to be a metric for self-worth, artist Raquel van Haver posits whether materialism is today's glamorized societal transgression.…
Nina Torr’s ‘The Vegetable Lamb of Tartary’
The Vegetable Lamb of Tartary 5 – Hardground etching printed on Hahnemuhle Natural 300gsm with Kozo and Arakaji chine collé, collaged etchings printed on Arakaji…
David Krut Podcast: The Printing Girls ep.1/3 – Lyrene Kühn-Botma on Presence and Absence | Listening time 24 minutes
Christa Swanepoel invited Lyrene Kühn-Botma to talk about her involvement in the all-female printing collective The Printing Girls, her conceptual artwork themes and the intricacies…