Starting an art collection is about more than just acquiring pieces—it’s a unique way to enrich your living space and connect with different perspectives. Collecting…
Artist: Olivia Botha
DKW and The Creative Skills Factory
David Krut Workshop Printer Roxy Kaczmarek spent the past Monday with Regina Broenner in Stanford learning about the early childhood development projects she runs in…
Berlin Studio Visit with Olivia Botha
Artist Olivia Botha is three months into her year-long residency at DAAD Artists-in-Berlin Program, after completing a two-month residency for artists from Africa in France.…
What is a Monotype and Monoprint?
Find out what the difference is between a monotype and a monoprint, and the different ways of creating the unique printed works in the 'Alone…
I can’t quite understand you
“We are part human, part stories. Homo Fabula: we are storytelling beings.” – Ben Okri in A Way Of Being Free, p.92, 2014. “It is possible…
A Look Back at Editions, Projects & Collaborations from 2021
The year 2021 was a productive one in the workshop and the gallery. We saw editions and projects by a variety of new artists, as…
Podcast Playlist: Top episodes 2020 – 2021
Take a listen to this playlist of the top episodes of our podcast where we have spoken to various artists about their practice, exhibitions, residencies…
Tracing the trace monotype process in Olivia Botha’s work
Multi-disciplinary artist Olivia Botha collaborated with the David Krut Workshop (DKW) on a series of delicate trace monotypes titled Caught in the Wind in the…
Never thought I would
“The subject matter has stayed the same, I work with figures, with portraits mostly, and it’s something that I’m still trying to understand completely because…
Here I am standing in the wind
“The subject matter has stayed the same, I work with figures, with portraits mostly, and it’s something that I’m still trying to understand completely because…
Caught in the wind
“The subject matter has stayed the same, I work with figures, with portraits mostly, and it’s something that I’m still trying to understand completely because…
