Motlhoki Nono (b. 1998) is a contemporary South African artist. Motlhoki uses video and printmaking to explore the politics of intimacy and violence in romantic…
Phumulani Ntuli (b. 1986) is a contemporary South African multidisciplinary artist. Working between documentary and fiction, Ntuli’s practice deals with omissions within archives. As he…
Cinthia Sifa Mulanga (b. 1997) is an independent contemporary artist originally from the Democratic Republic of Congo, though her creative practice is profoundly influenced by…
Kim-Lee Loggenberg-Tim (b. 1987) is a collaborative printmaker at the David Krut Print Workshop. She creates art based on her observations of life, feelings, and pure curiosity and her artistic…
Thireshen Govender is an architect, urbanist and researcher practicing in Johannesburg, South Africa. Following extensive travels, he founded UrbanWorks in 2008, a design-research studio concerning itself with the…
Boemo Diale (b. 2000) is a painter and sculptor who combines media to engage in a playful and dynamic historical dialogue with traditional art. Focusing…
Bevan de Wet (b. 1985) is a contemporary South African artist and printmaker, and the founder of Eleven Editions in Johannesburg. He works primarily with…
Peter Cohen is a Johannesburg-based architect and artist with a meticulous examination of the interplay between interior and exterior spaces and how this shifts our…
Khotso Motsoeneng (b. 1993) is an emerging artist who works primarily in photography and painting. His recent body of work is inspired by the wood’s…
Collaboration History Adrian Fortuin began collaborating with David Krut Projects and the David Krut Workshop in April 2022, when he spent a couple of…
Matty Monethi (b. 1996) is a Lesotho-born, Ethiopian-raised, South African-based artist working with painting, printmaking and text. She explores migration and memory through her work, often drawing on personal…
Clive Sithole (b. 1971) is a contemporary South African artist whose practice investigates themes of landscape and containment through his artworks. Sithole’s oeuvre frequently addresses…