
Bruce Backhouse
Collaboration History
In 2007, Backhouse was invited to the David Krut Workshop to collaborate with printers there on a new body of work. This was his first time venturing into printmaking and it resulted in a exhibition with David Krut Projects. His most recent work at DKW deals mainly with landscapes in the form of watercolour monotypes. Backhouse aims to blur the line between realism and abstraction, drawing much of his influence from Rothko. He incorporates abstract colour fields into recognisable South African landscapes. Backhouse feels that fusing the two disciplines is important as it does not challenge one to think in terms of clichés, nor does it allow one to overlook the intention of the artwork.
In 2009 her returned to DKW to create a further body of work, which was also exhibited by DKP.
Artworks
News
What’s new at DKW? A display of prints and paintings curated by our staff 2016-08
08/08/16 Blogger: Jessie Cohen (JC) There is a new display of work on the walls at DKW - a combination...
David Krut Projects at Joburg Art Fair 2011
David Krut Projects will be showcasing work by Bruce Backhouse, Gail Behrmann, Deborah Bell, Bronwen Findlay, Claire Gavronsky, Joseph Hart, Stephen...