This month features Matthew Hindley’s watercolour monotype Fireball, 2016 as our print of the month. This print was the first monotype pulled when he...
Tag: Collaborative printmaking
Maja Maljević ‘Document for the People’ installed at DKW Arts on Main
The print collage series titled Document for the People were part of Maljević’s popular exhibition Polytekton 2018. They are on show at the David Krut Workshop,...
Deborah Bell – Sketchbook series, 2017 – ongoing
Sketchbook I -VI, 2017-2018, Drypoint (and spitbite aquatint) on Gampi and Hahnemühle 300 gsm, Edition: 30, Paper size: 22,4 x 30,4 cm Deborah Bell’s initial...
Nina Torr – New etching series
Nina Torr has been working on a series of new etchings. The copper plates were etched with elegantly detailed hardground etched lines. Each print...
Kids Workshop – Make your own Maja Maljević
On Saturday the 22nd of September 2018, we hosted a ‘Make your own Maja’ children’s print workshop with Maja Maljević and the printers from...
Rotation of the flywheel – DKCT visits DKW
The David Krut Workshop is a collaborative printmaking studio where selected artists work with master printer Jillian Ross and her team of printers to...
Maja Maljević – Polytekton (poly=many tekton=artisan, maker or craftsman)
Maljević has been making prints with the David Krut Workshop (DKW) since 2007. Over the years she has made etchings, monotypes, woodcuts and linocuts. In...
Print of the Month (May 2018) Mary Wafer
This month’s print of the month was chosen by our current intern Sarah Hunkin, a student at the Wits University. Facade is part of a...
Technical Demonstration – Deborah Bell
Deborah Bell’s Invocations to the Plate technical demonstration On Saturday the 21 April 2018 the David Krut Gallery hosted a technical demonstration by the David...
Print/s of the Month (April) – Jaco Van Schalkwyk
Jaco van Schalkwyk’s Waltz is a multi-plate deeply bitten, sugarlift aquatint etching printed onto a thin translucent paper*. The technique of sugarlift (painting with sugar)...
Print/s of the Month (March) – Stephen Hobbs
In the work Pop up Forest Hobbs drew inspiration from: a) The strategic use of makeshift “pop-up forests” in the First and Second World...
Print/s of the Month (January) – Lynda Ballen
Ballen’s Find 2 (2016) demonstrates beautifully the technique of sugarlift aquatint, chine collé and hard ground line. The larger gestural repetitive marks at the bottom...