In late 2021, long-time collaborator Maja Maljević was back in the workshop beginning new works that will be showcased over the course of 2022. The…
Category: DK Print Workshop Blog
The Magic of Pigment – Heidi Fourie’s new series of watercolour monotypes
Heidi Fourie creates monotypes using paintbrushes and watercolour paint. In a 2017 interview, Fourie explains why she enjoys using watercolour on Perspex to create her…
A Look Back at Editions, Projects & Collaborations from 2021
The year 2021 was a productive one in the workshop and the gallery. We saw editions and projects by a variety of new artists, as…
Themes of Labour, Inequality, Migration and Monetary Value in the Prints of Mandlenkosi Mavengere
Mandla Mavangere is a Johannesburg-based multidimensional visual artist, whose works speak to the diversity and inequalities of labour, the hardships of migration and the monetary value…
The word is that there is nothing monotonous about Joburg’s dynamic monotypebabe, Lebogang Mogul Mabusela
The David Krut Workshop recently collaborated with Lebogang Mogul Mabusela, a multidisciplinary artist and self-proclaimed “monotypebabe” and “zinequeen” based in Johannesburg
A procession through time; the ‘Triumphs and Laments Woodcut Series’
The making of the 'Triumphs and Laments Woodcut Series' by William Kentridge as told by one of the head carver-printers on the 5-year long project.
A Torr(ent) of Creativity: New work by Nina Torr and others in Creature Feature exhibition
Nina Torr is no stranger to the David Krut Workshop (DKW) having collaborated with our team of printers to create magic on paper since 2016. She had her solo exhibition, Wayfinding,…
William Kentridge: Vinyl Record Prints 2012/13 – 2021
In 2012 and 2013, working with Master Printer Jillian Ross, Kentridge began a number of small editions of drypoint etched vinyl records. The prints were…
New Collaboration: Painter Vusi Beauchamp makes unique, layered prints at the David Krut Workshop
Vusi Beauchamp is an artist with a signature style – bright colours reminiscent of the pop art era, striking patterns and a quirky humour to…
DKW Intern Blog – Nina’s experience at the workshop
Nina Jacobson interned at the David Krut Workshop for August and September 2022. She is in her final year at Wits University. She was a…
Turbine Art Fair 2021: Stephen Hobbs in residence at the fair
The beloved Turbine Art Fair was the first Johannesburg-based fair to return to a physical presence in 2021, after we’ve all been having to manage the effects of the COVID-pandemic…