Following the success of the opening of Naked Pressure, artist and printmaker Senzo Shabangu will be conducting a walk-about at the David Krut Workshop Gallery…
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Mary Wafer – Countermeasures exhibition opens at DK Projects Cape Town
Mary Wafer’s solo exhibition “Countermeasures” will be opening at the Cape Town, Montebello Design Centre space, today. The exhibition, under the same title, will open…
Performances by João Orecchia and Joseph Suchy at DKP (Parkwood) 18 – 23 July
David Krut Projects (Parkwood) will be hosting an experimental sound performance and installation for one week only. This inspired event aims to create an experience…
Jo’burg Man: a collaboration between Dale Yudelman and Arlene Amaler-Raviv
The creation of Jo’burg Man is the result of collaboration between photographer Dale Yudelman and artist Arlene Amaler-Raviv. It formed part of the exhibition ‘One‘ which…
Diane Victor at David Krut Projects, New York
Exhibiton duration: October 28 – December 18, 2010 David Krut Projects, New York, presents Diane Victor – Recent Work. In her first New York exhibition, South…
Deborah Bell: Cry Me a River: a tribute to Robert Hodgins
Deborah Bell created this etching in March 2010. At the time she was working at 107 Workshop, in the UK with master printer Jack Shirreff,…
William Kentridge: Egyptian Sketchbooks
As part of its policy in favour of contemporary art, the Louvre has invited the South African artist William Kentridge to intervene with a specific…
William Kentridge’s Graphic Pursuit
For art enthusiasts, one virtue of summer 2001 in New York is that it offers a William Kentridge extravaganza. While the New Museum of Contemporary…
William Kentridge Prints at Museum of Modern Art New York
In 1998, David Krut arranged the first exhibition of William Kentridge’s prints in the USA in Chicago. Previously there had been an exhibition of his…
William Kentridge: Atlas Procession
Kentridge: “In doing these prints, I was interested in the way in which projections can give large scale to images – becoming a kind of…
William Kentridge: West Coast Landscape
William Kentridge, probably the country’s best-known artist, last week spent a few days visiting vineyards in the Swartland and some obscure valleys and far up…
William Kentridge, Telegrams From the Nose – Review
by Harry Inglis, NY To complement their current exhibition of William Kentridge’s works entitled, Telegrams From The Nose, the Annandale Galleries of Sydney have produced, under…