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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Si ce sont les plumes qui font le plumage, ce n’est pas la colle qui fait le collage. – Max Ernst  A dark giant falcon, a three-footer, stands to attention on a soapbox. Black lithographic line describes an empty megaphone shape projecting out from its beak, blaring mutely. At the falcon’s feet we see a [...]

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Bruce Backhouse’s exhibition Mirror opened Saturday 15th November, 2008 at David Krut Projects. Below are some photographs of the event. Looking at The Chairman’s Portrait. Backhouse’s projection: images from his sketchbooks.

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The title of Ryan Arenson’s first show at David Krut Projects is one instance of the serendipitous that seems to have enlivened the period Arenson has spent working closely with the printers at DKW. Failing to find a T in the box of wooden letters used with the letterpress, printer Jillian Ross and Arenson settled for Book of Ruth as the title for one of the prints

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At the time this print was made, the South African government had declared a state of emergency in the country, and state military forces were sent into black areas to suppress protest against apartheid.  ‘Casspir’ was the name given to an armoured military vehicle frequently used in these operations. The title is taken from a [...]

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For art enthusiasts, one virtue of summer 2001 in New York is that it offers a William Kentridge extravaganza. While the New Museum of Contemporary Art continues its string of monographic exhibitions (it has held five such shows since last May) with the first American museum retrospective of Kentridge, Gracie Mansion will host a show [...]

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Deborah Bell Recent Prints at David Krut Publishing: Fine Art & Books, Cape Town Deborah Bell’s recent series of prints, the result of her latest collaboration with David Krut Print Workshop in Johannesburg, can be read as an extension of the ideas that Bell has been exploring in her work for some time. Bell’s work [...]

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In his latest exhibition of prints at our gallery at the Montebello Design Centre, Cape Town, David Koloane clearly articulates his views on South African society. The exhibition consists of three large monotypes, one editioned varied print, and four smaller intaglio prints. The three monotypes are consistent with the direct and spontaneous markmaking of the [...]

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