Robyn Penn on her largest cloud painting: “Epitaph”
30/06/16 Last week, Robyn Penn opened her solo show, Cloud of Unknowing, at DKP Parkwood. On the back wall of the gallery hangs a single painting, Epitaph (150 x…
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New publication celebrates 100 years of JAG
David Krut Publishing and the friends of the Johannesburg Art Gallery are pleased to announce the release of Constructure: 100 years of the JAG building…
Fling. Fall. Fly: An inspiring studio visit with Lorenzo Nassimbeni
Blogger: Jessie Cohen 23.06.16 “I’m getting out the house and flinging myself into a crazy swim. If I start drowning, come save me” – Lorenzo…
Cracking the puzzle: Matthew Hindley returns to DKW to make an ambitious etching series
Blogger: Jessie Cohen 20.06.16 Recently, Cape Town-based contemporary artist Matthew Hindley returned to David Krut Workshop (DKW) to develop an ambitious etching series. Hindley didn’t waste any…
A fabulous foundry visit with Robyn Penn
Blogger: Jessie Cohen 07/06/16 This week, we caught up with Robyn Penn at the Workhorse Bronze Foundry to see how her intriguing sculpture of a carbon cloud…
Nearing the finish line: Robyn Penn on her latest cloud prints
This week, Robyn Penn came to DKW to continue developing her mezzotints, which are set to feature in her exhibition at DKP Parkwood next month. Two small…
The clue is in the clouds: Robyn Penn prepares for upcoming solo exhibition at DKP
Blogger: Jessie Cohen 19/05/16 Last week, I had the pleasure of visiting Robyn Penn in her painting studio as she prepares for a fascinating multimedia exhibition…
The making of “Mantegna” – DKW collaboration with William Kentridge
By Jessie Cohen 21.04.16 To coincide with the hotly anticipated opening of Triumphs and Laments – a 550m frieze on Rome’s Tiber embankment by William Kentridge –…
Stanford Creative Works run a fun-filled workshop to enhance fine motor skills
By Regina Broenner – Stanford Project Coordinator and Occupational Therapist In the past few weeks, Stanford Creative Works have run a series of workshops in which we explore the…
Stanford Creative Works – workshops and school-based skills development, 2015-2016
By Regina Broenner – Stanford Project Coordinator and Occupational Therapist Stanford Creative Works was created in 2012 to service the under-resourced community of Stanford (Western…
Destruction/Construction: “Main and Kruger” etching series by Stephen Hobbs
Main and Kruger I-V Hardground etching series 2014-2015 Stephen Hobbs “These prints are my fantasizing about the aesthetics of grids and order” – Stephen Hobbs…
Explosive Beauty & Beautiful Explosions: Matthew Hindley makes watercolour monotypes at David Krut Workshop, AOM
Blogger: Jessie Cohen When artist Matthew Hindley came to our printing workshop to make a series of watercolour monotypes, he had not made a print in…