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William Kentridge
William Kentridge (b. 1955) is a world-renowned multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans printmaking, drawing, sculpture, writing, film, performance, music, theatre, and collaborative projects. Drawing forms the creative foundation of his work, whether it manifests as animated films, prints, collages, sculptures, tapestries, kinetic objects, or puppet-theatre pieces, resulting in an expansive and remarkably versatile oeuvre. His work engages themes of politics, science, literature, and history, while simultaneously embracing contradiction and uncertainty. While many artists incorporate printmaking as a secondary aspect of their practice, Kentridge stands as a modern pioneer of the medium. Drawings and theatre projects frequently emerge from his prints,...
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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 marks and gestures created through the monotype process. The series consists of eight watercolour monotypes and their ghosts, continuing Sibande's iconic use of blue. “As the maker, I position the viewer to observe Sophie engaged in leisurely activities, but that gaze is mediated and restricted through a peephole. The peephole becomes a device of control and distance; it limits what can be seen while heightening a sense of curiosity and intrusion. It suggests secrecy, surveillance, and...
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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 human presence and interactions, often featuring black bodies in familiar settings. This series reimagines settings from his childhood and young adulthood, depicting people in and around gambling and pool-playing scenes. Langa's compositions capture the essence of social encounters, blending chalk pastel and painting elements with screen-printing's bold, graphic potential. Langa continues his thematic framework of creating scenes and images that involve and feel familiar to the black body, focusing first on the human presence in...
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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; a radical rejection of logic, nationalism, and the cultural systems that had led Europe into catastrophic conflict. More than a century later, South African artist William Kentridge revisits that moment in his woodcut portfolio, Headlines, a series that transforms historical newspaper pages into sites of visual protest and critical reflection. The prints mimic the visual structure of public declarations and the visual language of mass media through oversized typography, fragmented headlines and graphic immediacy visually...
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‘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 a moment of possibility. An ongoing conversation with gesture, material and place. ‘The edge of the sky held a question - and a promise’ (From The Fountainhead (Ann Rand,1943), which I was gifted by Emily and read during my first time at the workshop). - Olivia PinterLate summer 2026 welcomed Olivia Pinter back into the David Krut Print Workshop. Printing with collaborator Roxy Kaczmarek, Olivia's focus was on a series of oil-based monotypes developed in pairs. A...
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