A View Through the Peephole | Mary Sibande
Mary Sibande’s new series titled “A View Through the Peephole” marks a shift toward a new softness: an imagined space of leisure articulated through painterly…
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The Politics of Print as seen in William Kentridge’s Headlines, a woodcut series shaped by Dada
In 1916, at the height of the First World War, a group of artists gathered in Zurich to form the movement now known as Dada;…
Nathaniel Sheppard III: Print as Language, Memory, and Resistance
Written by: Lungile Ngcobo Collaborative printer: Kim-Lee Loggenberg-Tim Sheppard III and Loggenberg-Tim pulling the monotype print off the press. Text being printed for later use on…
Blue Archive: MJ Turpin’s collaboration with the David Krut Workshop
Images of Turpin’s early test prints, which he reffered to as prototypes (a combination of monotype and pronto lithograph) M.J. Turpin (born 1982) is a…
Wish List: Phumulani Ntuli’s Archive of Aspiration
Collaborative printer: Kim-Lee Loggenberg-Tim Written by: Lungile Ngcobo Ntuli standing at his station in the workshop, adding watercolour details to his pronto-printed Chine Colle papers.…
Sophie’s Return: Mary Sibande’s New Woodblock Series Reimagines Leisure as Liberation
Written by: Lungile Ngcobo Collaborative printer: Sbongiseni Khulu Mary Sibande signing the “Leisurely Sailing: Sophie with her binoculars” print Sbongiseni and Mary signing prints. In…
OUPA SIBEKO: Bench Press Play
“I’m treating the workshop as a space for playing and the prints are the marks and residue of playing” Oupa Sibeko, 2025 Oupa Sibeko is…
WORKSHOP HAPPENINGS: July Visits at the David Krut Workshop
Written by: Lungile Ngcobo July has been an eventful month at our Workshop in Maboneng, Johannesburg, marked by dynamic studio visits from learners, artists, and…
UNCOVERING MEANING THROUGH PRACTICE: A CONVERSATION WITH PEBOFATSO MOKOENA
Written by collaborating printer: Sbongiseni Khulu Pebofasto inking up on the press for a monotype layer. Printer Sbongiseni Khulu and Pebofatso discussing the colour palette…