The American Master Printer Phil Sanders, returned for his second visit this year in September (2017), to continue working in the workshop with Jillian Ross…
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Mikhael Subotzky in conversation with Phil Sanders | 30 Sept 3pm
IN CONVERSATION WITH MIKHAEL SUBOTZKY AND PHIL SANDERS September 30 | 3 pm at the Brewery in Arts on Main, Maboneng Image: Mikhael Subotzky, Untitled (detail)…
Print of the Month | Deborah Bell, Breath, 2017
David Krut Projects is pleased to announce a new series of complex etchings by Deborah Bell, which have been created in collaboration with American Master…
A Conversation with Phil Sanders
David Krut Workshop in conversation with American Master Printer Phil Sanders about the recent collaboration with South African artist Deborah Bell at the David Krut…
Tools of the trade
The Workshop is filled with strange and wonderful tools. Often tools are borrowed from other industries such as the Jewellery and Engineering. We use the…
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…
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,…
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…
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…
A visit to the Workshop
A highlight in an average day for the team at David Krut Workshop (DKW) is the appearances of curious people who step through our doors…