Mechanic’s Gate Suite, Hardground etching, 5 ½” x 7” image on 15” x 11 ¼” Arches 88 paper, 2010, edition of 20 Brian Shure is a…
Year: 2013
Godfried Donkor
As an artist traversing two continents and cultures, Godfried Donkor is interested in historical and sociological issues, with a particular heed to the shared history…
Emalie Bingham at DKW
Emaile Bingham has been working at David Krut Print Workshop in collaboration with artist Lorenzo Nassimbeni, and printmakers Kim-Lee Loggenberg and Neo Hlasko. “I…
Lorenzo Nassimbeni at DKW
The work of architect Lorenzo Nassimbeni is unique in its focus on the area where the disciplines of architecture and fine art meet. The practical…
Stephen Hobbs at DKW
Stephen Hobbs has begun preparations for his upcoming exhibition at David Krut Projects, Cape Town, in 2014. He will collaborating with printmaker Talya Lubinsky on…
Benjamin Tritt at DKW
Benjamin Tritt spent his first day collaborating with printmakers Kim-Lee Loggenberg and Neo Hlasko at David Krut Print Workshop. Benjamin Tritt (b. Brooklyn NY, 1972)…
Vaughn Sadie at DKW
Vaughn Sadie has begun working on monotypes at David Krut Print Workshop (DKW), collaborating with printmakers Kim-Lee Loggenberg and Neo Hlasko. Vaughn Sadie is…
Haroon Gunn-Salie at DKW
Haroon Gunn-Salie recently completed a triptych of monotypes entitled Place of Gold with embossing at David Krut Print Workshop (DKW). Below are images of Gunn-Salie working…
François Krige Centenary Opening and Installation
Images from the opening reception of François Krige Centenary that was held on Saturday 9 November at David Krut Projects, Cape Town. The exhibition runs until…
3 x 3 = 9 (ed. of 15)
Andrzej Krauze – “Mr Scalpel’s Revenge” by John Phillips, londonprintstudio
Andrzej Krauze describes himself as a visual clerk. ‘Every day for the past forty years’, he would tell visitors and friends, ‘I go to my office,…
Stephen Hobbs Dazzle Building
Stephen Hobbs is dazzling in a building in downtown Johannesburg near to Arts on Main. Below are a series of images courtesy of the artist…