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Diego Masera | HOPE / Against the Grammar of Violence
In March 2026 the David Krut Workshop team welcomed artist Diego Masera to the workshop to pursue a body of work in print. Masera had…
A View Through the Peephole | Mary Sibande
Mary Sibande’s new series titled “A View Through the Peephole” marks a shift toward a new softness: an imagined space of leisure articulated through painterly…
Between Sips and Smoke | Stephen Langa
At David Krut Workshop, Roxy Kaczmarek introduced Stephen Langa to screen-printing, a technique that suits Langa’s graphic, layered style. Langa explores nightclub scenes, focusing on…
The Politics of Print as seen in William Kentridge’s Headlines, a woodcut series shaped by Dada
In 1916, at the height of the First World War, a group of artists gathered in Zurich to form the movement now known as Dada;…
The Conductor: Blessing Ngobeni’s Movement in Intaglio
Written by Danijela Cook Throughout his reflections on the Excursion Series, Blessing Ngobeni repeatedly turns to the language of music. He speaks of rhythm, improvisation, orchestration…
Letting the Chips Fall-Stephen Langa
Langa signing the completed monotype. Langa painting the watercolour monotype plate. Langa painting the watercolour monotype plate. Painter, draftsman and artist Stephen Langa came to work in…
The Excursion Series
Blessing Ngobeni’s Guide to Reading His First Etchings Blessing Ngobeni collaborated with David Krut Workshop Printer Sbongiseni Khulu on a 6 plate series of etchings in…
Nthabiseng Kekana: New Collaboration 2025 – 2026
(Left and Middle) Kekana working on oil-monotype plates. (Right) Kekana and Shepstone reviewing a recently pulled print. Nthabiseng Kekana’s return to the David Krut Workshop…
The Summoning of Lady Skollie
2025 Photography Essay For her return to the workshop, Lady Skollie brought more than 20 hand carved linoleum blocks to collaborate with Roxy Kaczmarek. These pieces are individual candles…
OUPA SIBEKO: Bench Press Play
“I’m treating the workshop as a space for playing and the prints are the marks and residue of playing” Oupa Sibeko, 2025 Oupa Sibeko is…
Q & A With Olivia Pintér
Written by Marque van der Walt Emerging South African artist Olivia Pintér graciously took the time to answer a few of our questions. Thoughtful and…