Elize de Beer and Lorenzo Nassimbeni talk about his latest ventures in art since moving to Cape Town from Johannesburg. The current body of work…
Year: 2018
David Krut Podcast | Purnaa Deb “A Tale of Quests”
In this Session, Mthabisi Sithole talks to Indian-born Purnaa Deb about home, nostalgia, identity and reaching beyond the exotic membrane found in her work. Exploring…
Technical Demonstration on Chine-collé – Deborah Bell’s Invocations to the Plate
On the 21st of April 2018 the David Krut Gallery hosted a technical demonstration by the David Krut Workshop on Chine-collé.
The Colourist Manifesto: The impact of Raw Umber
The Colourist Manifesto, currently on show at David Krut Projects Cape Town, explores and celebrates the use of colour in printmaking by showcasing a variety…
Who Can Own You
Wolf Cave
“The cave and the open expanse are about the inner and the outer, the womb and the world – and going inwards as opposed to…
Invocations to the Plate | Deborah Bell | Opening Night
It was a wonderful opening to the latest Deborah Bell exhibition Invocations to the Plate, at our Parkwood gallery on Thursday the 12th of April…
Mongezi Ncaphayi in the Workshop
As the smooth sound of Kandace Springs fill the workshop Mongezi Ncaphayi arranges cut out shapes of paper, in preparation for chine collé, and draws…
You Again a Stranger
It Is Well: An Ode To Karabo with Lebo Thoka | Listening time 6 min
In this episode of the David Krut Podcast, Mthabisi Sithole speaks to Lebo Thoka about her venture into fine art photography, the difficult subject matter…
Print/s of the Month (March) – Stephen Hobbs
In the work Pop up Forest Hobbs drew inspiration from: a) The strategic use of makeshift “pop-up forests” in the First and Second World War.…
The Opening of Lebo Thoka’s “It Is Well: An Ode To Karabo”
David Krut Projects – THE BLUE HOUSE, 151 Jan Smuts Avenue – had the pleasure of opening “It Is Well: An Ode To Karabo”, a…