The South African Photography Starter Library includes monographs and anthologies of prolific SA photographers working in both an apartheid and post-apartheid milieu. Departure, Guy Tillim   Through My Lens, Alf Kumalo   Approach, Berni Searle   Messina/Musina, Pieter Hugo   Zip Zip my Brain Hart: Photographs by Angela Buckland   Soweto, Jodi Bieber   Shadow [...]

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Written by Alexandra Makhlouf (for Jozilife, August 2010) Thinking divergently is intrinsic to the process of art making: it is to be submissive and open to everything while simultaneously having the audacity to position oneself in the role of an author; or perhaps the two follow each other. Sometimes this type of thinking requires throwing [...]

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Written by Danielle Jaffit, New York (for Jozilife, August 2010) South Africa and all things South African have attained a level of global popularity in the past few months. Not since the end of Apartheid has it been this cool to be a South African in New York City. The New York cultural discourse is [...]

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The 21st annual Sunday Times Literary Awards was held on Sunday 25 July at Summer Place in Sandton. The following books and authors were recognised: (PLEASE NOTE: THE TITLES IN BOLD ARE AVAILABLE AT DAVID KRUT PUBLISHING) ALAN PATON AWARD FOR NON-FICTION: (Judges: Thengani Ngwenya, Maureen Isaacson, Joe Matthews, Heidi Holland and Ari Sitas)   [...]

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Jozilife is a FREE Lifestyle and Entertainment publication, which comes out every 2 weeks. Its focus is highlighting arts, culture, wine, food, music, and health in Johannesburg. Editor of Jozilife Mark Wade first visited David Krut Arts Resource in Parkwood about two months ago, where he met David Krut and the team. In conversation, both [...]

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Book publishers, sellers, and collectors are obsessed with libraries. There is nothing better than the spines of books, tall and short, fat and thin, lined up on a bookshelf. Some sort their libraries by author, by genre, even by height or colour. The idea of a starter library is a way of creating more book [...]

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On the 21 April 2010, two DKP representatives, Thandeka Tsambo and Innocentia Rantao visited the Ekurhuleni District School Libraries Exhibition at Wollowmore High School, Benoni. The purpose of our visit was to expose new schools and educators to David Krut Publishing and the many books we can offer them. Our presence definitely made an impact [...]

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New lithographic stones were created by Deborah Bell at The Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop in New York, March 2010. They were created with Phil Sanders, who worked with DKW printers and artists in 2008. Look forward to seeing these prints available later on in the year. If interested please contact taryn@davidkrut.com

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David Krut Publishing is pleased to take part in the Cape Town Book Fair from 30 July to 2 August 2010. Visit us at STAND NO: J4. As the exclusive distributors of Assouline Publications in South Africa, we will be taking this opportunity to feature a range of their beautiful lifestyle and fashion publications such [...]

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Book publishers/sellers/collectors are obsessed with libraries. The idea of a starter library is a way to create more enthusiasts. As part of our ongoing commitment to the creation in building of libraries, DK Arts is please to offer the following Starter Packs: a South African Arts and Culture a South African Democracy   Joburg a [...]

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