Iphi’lndlela: Lusanda Ndita in the Workshop
South African artist, Lusanda Ndita’s work interrogates the archetypal family structure and its relations to society, one’s manhood and historical ties. His images examine the…
Amy Ayanda Lester X DKW
Amy Ayanda Lester, an artist and musician based in Cape Town, South Africa, finds inspiration in the local landscape, particularly in the flora, colours and…
Workshop Weekly: Elsabe Milandri
WORKSHOP WEEKLY At the beginning of April the David Krut Workshop (DKW) had the privilege to welcome Cape Town based artist Elsabe Milandri to the…
Workshop Weekly: Phumulani Ntuli
WORKSHOP WEEKLY This week we welcomed back Phumulani Ntuli to the workshop. Ntuli spent a couple of days at the end of March, working…
Exploring Boundaries: Heidi Fourie’s journey from sketch to print
In November 2023 continuing into January 2024, we eagerly welcomed esteemed artist, Heidi Fourie, back to the David Krut Workshop. Fourie returned to begin a…
Drawing from the soul: Nthabiseng Boledi Kekana
“People are energy, energy is matter; matter cannot be destroyed, it can only be transformed” – Nthabiseng Boledi Kekana Nthabiseng Boledi Kekana’s work centers her…
When Old Meets New: The Iterative Works of Peter Cohen
Proofs (process prints) of Peter’s work at DKW. Peter Cohen is a South African architect and artist. He has recently completed his third collaboration with…
Traversing Gardens part II | William Kentridge in the Workshop
Before reading this blog, consider reviewing our Glossary of Printmaking Terms – click here! Written by Roxy Kaczmarek In October 2023, David Krut Projects welcomed Master…
Print of the Month | Siestog by Penny Siopis
Penny Siopis. ‘Seistog’, 2003.Spitbite, Sugarlift , Aquatint with Burnishing and Scraping. Edition of 15. 69 x 99cm. In the early 2000s, Penny Siopis began uncovering…
Fusing Art, Sustainability, and Skateboarding Culture | Collaborative Creative Wood Workshop
We are pleased to announce a special project in development! David Krut Projects (DKP) has teamed up with three organizations based at the Orchards Project…
News from New York: Celebrating Collaboration and Printmaking
Masha Marchenko, the Programs Manager at David Krut Projects in New York, recently had the opportunity to showcase several of William Kentridge’s works produced at…
Kissing Studies: Motlhoki Nono in the Workshop
How do we capture something as abstract and intimate as love? This perennial question, at the heart of human existence, has become the guiding force…