January 26, 2010 – William Kentridge Nose was launched at Arts On Main to a wonderful reception. As well as the launch of the publication, it was the first time that the suite of thirty etchings, Nose, were exhibited together. Kentridge’s Museum of Modern Art exhibition, and the premiere of the opera, Nose, at the [...]

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Paul Stopforth is currently full time visiting faculty at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and an artist who draws on memories and fragmented visions of South Africa, where he grew up. It is his positioning within the diaspora that plays a vital role in his image-making processes.
When he stepped [...]

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David Koloane’s recent suite of prints entitled “Wings of Freedom” is nearing completion. Below are images from when Koloane came to sign the editioned works, printed by David Krut Print Workshop printer Mlungisi Khongisa.
 
Khongisa and Koloane

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Collaboration has always lain at the heart of what David Krut Print Workshop (DKW) has set out to achieve, and 2009 has so far proved to be an extremely busy, but rewarding, year for DKW. The past six months seem to have flown by as many artists have explored the art of printmaking with the [...]

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Right on the Rim

“March 1st
Many unusual phenomena now indicated that we were entering upon a region of wonderment and novelty” reports Edgar Allan Poe in “The narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym” on his journey to the edge of the world, traversing the Antarctic expanse of white miracles.
Risking his mind and his [...]

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Paul Stopforth was at the David Krut Print Workshop (DKW) during May 2009. Below are some photographs taken in studio.

To find out more about Paul Stopforth, see http://paulstopforth.com/

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Friedrich Danielis, an Austrian artist, has visited South Africa twice, accompanied both times by his wife and concert cellist, Susan Salm. Both immediately fell in love with the country, going so far as to call South Africa a place “where even the unbelievable turns true”. On both occasions, Danielis took the oppurtunity to work [...]

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Maja Maljevic’s exhibition of prints and paintings, entitled Into the Spine, opened at David Krut Projects on 7 May 2009. Below are selected images of the exhibition.
 
 
  The exhibition will conclude on 13 June 2009

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On Thursday, 19 March 2009, David Koloane was at the David Krut Print Workshop (DKW) to check on the progress of his prints that are being editioned by DKW printer Mlungisi Khongisa. While at DKW he took some time to revisit a watercolour painting of his from 1976 that was created for a group exhibition [...]

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Below are images of William Kentridge, working in collaboration with Jill Ross and Mlungisi Khongisa, on a plate created by Kentridge, Claire Gavronsky, and Rose Shakinovsky. Below, Kentridge prepares the image which will become part of the chine colle.

The images below show Ross and Khongisa laying chine colle, which was a technique [...]

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