David Krut Projects is proud to announce new editions by Deborah Bell. The series was launched at her exhibition Invocations to the Plate at the…
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Technical Demonstration on Chine-collé – Deborah Bell’s Invocations to the Plate
On the 21st of April 2018 the David Krut Gallery hosted a technical demonstration by the David Krut Workshop on Chine-collé.
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) allows…
Print/s of the Month (January) – Lynda Ballen
Ballen’s Find 1 & 2 (2016) demonstrate beautifully the technique of sugarlift aquatint, chine collé and hard ground line. The larger gestural repetitive marks at…
A Survey of Risk with Matthew Hindley | Listening Time 21 Minutes
In this episode, Matthew Hindley spoke to Elize De Beer about his experience of printmaking ahead of his solo exhibition ‘A Survey of Risk’ in…
Classic FM Arts Feature: Process of Printing: Intaglio and Monotype Printing
Master Printer Jillian Ross, at the David Krut Workshop, was interviewed on Classic FM Radio 102,7FM for their Classic Arts Feature. Ross answers questions about…
Deborah Bell Collaboration Continues
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…
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…
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…