Print/s of the Month | Quinten E. Williams
“My work is about teasing out, probing and proposing intersectional relationships” – Williams The first of our new feature Print/s of the Month chosen by Archivist Noma Ngwenya…
An Online Exhibition Experience
Triumphs and Laments Woodcuts, 06 July – 24 August at the David Krut Projects Gallery, exhibits three large-scale woodcuts made as a collaborative body of…
The David Krut Workshop Discusses Art & Womanhood
Female Spotlight: The Women of the David Krut Workshop E01 Being a Women in the Art World In celebration of women’s month, the female printmakers…
Meet David Krut Projects Cape Town
David Krut Projects in Cape Town is a cosy elegant space nestled in the garden retreat of the Montebello Design Centre. A satellite gallery connecting…
A Japanese Sensibility of South Africa – Asuka Nirasawa’s Art
Meet Asuka Nirasawa, artist-in-residence at David Krut Projects Cape Town in May. The residence showcase has been extended until 14 September 2017 due to her…
Shame: Sorry by Penny Siopis
PENNY SIOPIS Title of series: ‘Shame: Sorry’ This series of prints is part of a larger body of work (paintings and installations) on the idea…
Deborah Bell – Aware of Being Aware, 2017
Printer Kim-Lee Loggenberg gives insight into the intaglio print 'Aware of being Aware' by artist Deborah Bell, made in collaboration with the David Krut Workshop…
Triumphs and Laments Woodcuts | Series Continues
With the completion of three large scale woodcuts Mantegna, The Flood and Lampedusa, Kentridge provided the David Krut Workshop team with the next image, and challenge,…
Talk by Jillian Ross I 22 July 11 am
Jillian Ross on The Making of Triumphs and Laments Woodcuts 22 July 2017, 11am at the David Krut Projects Gallery Master Printer Jillian Ross who…
Subtle differences | Chine collé
This technique is sometimes so subtle, to the untrained eye it could go completely unnoticed, however the effect it can have on a print can…
Stephen Hobbs’ Embodiment and Transmission of the City’s Experience
The experience of the city is personal, as such artists often choose to depict their vision of a city, a dystopian or utopian projection of…
The Making of Triumphs and Laments Woodcuts
In early 2016 William Kentridge was at work on a monumental frieze to be installed along the banks of Rome’s Tiber River in April of…