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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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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Our  book on the Handspring Puppet Company is available at the National Theatre in London. The theatre production with horse puppets as the leads opened last year with a sell-out season. The production continues to sell-out audiences  at the New London Theatre, and is scheduled to go to the Lincoln Theatre, New York  in 2011.

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Jillian Ross, David Krut Workshop’s head printer, was invited to Minneapolis, USA to give a talk at the Highpoint Center for Printmaking on April 16th. This accompanied an exhibition held at Highpoint’s gallery of 11 South African artists who have collaborated with DKW. These include: Deborah Bell, Diane Victor, William Kentridge, Rose Shakinovsky, Claire Gavronsky, [...]

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12 March 2010 In amongst Kentridge-mad New York, David Krut Projects hosted book signing of Nose: Thirty Etchings. People were lining up outside the door a half hour before the signing even started! There was a good turn out and Kentridge was more than generous with his time.  He met with two graduate students (who [...]

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Here is great review of William Kentridge’s recent performance at Performa in yesterday’s New York Times by Roberta Smith.  Genevieve, David, Phil Sanders (of Robert Blackburn) and myself had the pleasure of  seeing the performance last Tuesday.  It was an invigorating and beautiful performance. November 11, 2009, 6:19 pm Performa 09: William Kentridge on Divided [...]

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November 10, David Krut and Gary Schneider on West 26th Street, New York. A chance siting of a DHL vehicle promoting South Africa was too good a Kodak moment to miss. Unfortunately, David did not have his camera and strangely enough, Gary Schneider the famous photographer, never walks around with his camera. Fortuitously, a man [...]

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MetLife foundation is proud to present a landmark exhibition by the internationally acclaim Henry Moore. ‘Moore in America: Monumental Sculpture at the New York Botanic Garden, on display from May 24, to November 2, 2008, is the largest outdoor exhibition of Moore’s work ever presented in the United States.

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Author: Gregory Long & Richards Calvocoressi, English, Art General, Softcover, 81pp, 280 x 240mm,, ISBN: 978 0893279714,
Price: (ZA)R 235.00

Nolan Stevens has been working at the David Krut Bookstore at JAG and has been commissioned to write on activities at the Museum.   JAG Happenings   The Johannesburg Art Gallery (JAG) is currently showcasing a number of different exhibitions and collections.   The highlight of which is undoubtedly the Albert Adams Retrospective; which runs [...]

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The mood was joyous last Friday at David Krut Fine Art in NYC, as artists, art lovers, and law students (who had been present at the New York City Bar for the launch of the new book Art and Justice from David Krut Publishing) gathered for the opening of “With Hidden Noise”. The show, organized [...]

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