After a long, mostly lazy holiday, entering the David Krut Workshop was the perfect kick start to my year. My first day was filled with…
Category: DK Print Workshop Blog
Visit to the Museum of Printing Arts (Druckkunst) Leipzig
Written by Bongile Gorata Lecoge-Zulu (Artist in Residence at LIA) Following our arrival at LIA we visited a number of museums and galleries in a…
Stephen Hobbs: Bunkers and Bliss in Maboneng
Artist Stephen Hobbs' new work, including linocut and silkscreen editions from the David Krut Workshop, an immersive installation in Maboneng, and works created from the…
Visiting Leipzig Print Studios
Within a week of arriving in the city of Leipzig the South African residency group was welcomed into 2 print studios. The first visit was…
Print of the Month February 2022 – Storytelling through the Press: Lebogang Mabusela’s Demo on Making Watercolour Prints
Lebogang Magul Mabusela recently created a series of monotypes as part of a collaborative project with the David Krut Workshop. These works speak to the…
DKW visit Open Window Institute
On Monday 31 January the David Krut Workshop (DKW) printers Sbongiseni Khulu, Kim-Lee Loggenberg, Sarah Judge, Roxy Kaczmarek accompanied by gallery assistant Melissa Waters, made…
African Leipzig Residency Exchange
David Krut printer and artist Roxy Kaczmarek is currently a resident artist, along with four other South African artists, at the Leipzig International Art Programme…
Ostrich-sized – New print by Zhi Zulu tackles rush hour in the Urban Jungle
“The Ostrich aims to identify with anyone migrating to or from SA. Young Oscar finds himself in the midst of the busy Joburg madness, at…
DKW Intern – Mignonne Busser
Read about Mignonne Busser's internship experience at the David Krut Workshop - learning about the ways a professional print studio functions, about challenging printing techniques,…
Print of the Month January 2022: Zhi Zulu’s ‘Ostrich-sized’
Zhi Zulu's new silkscreen 'Ostrich-sized' is part of her series - 'The Curious Five'
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…