Floating and Falling, an exhibition of monotypes and mixed-media oil paintings, is Bronwen Findlay’s first solo show in Johannesburg since her major painting exhibition at the Standard Bank Gallery in 2006 and a show of prints at Artist Proof Studio in 2007.

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Bronwen Findlay will open an exhibition of new work with the working title ‘Floating and Falling’ at David Krut Projects on 24 May. The show will consist of prints made at the David Krut Print Workshop and oil paintings.
Below are some photographs of work Findlay is currently busy with.

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Prosper and Martine Assouline established a New York base of Assouline Publishing in 2000 which is managed by Ausbert de Arce. Assouline has been producing art books that set a new standard in luxury and are art objects in their own right. The company is dedicated to quality design, which is as apparent in their [...]

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Last night Avant Car Guard staged their second performance at David Krut Projects, one in a series of interventions the three-man art collective has staged in recent years.

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All these events take place on the main campus of the University of Pretoria. Entrance is free unless indicated.
Alles gebeur op die hoofkampus van die Universiteit van Pretoria. Toegang is gratis tensy aangedui.
Dinsdag 4/3 Tuesday
18:30-21:00 Opening van die EPOSII uitstalling / Opening of the EPOSII exhibition (Klubsaal/Club Hall)
Wednesday 5/3 Woensdag
17:30-18:45 [...]

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David Krut Publishing is participating in the UP BoekJol at the University of Pretoria from 5 to 8 March 2008.
David Krut Publishing specialises in publications on the South African arts and will showcase their own titles as well as books from TATE Publishing in the UK and a wide range of titles on design. The [...]

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26 Jan – 6 Feb 2008Mathew Brittan enjoyed a well-attended opening this last Saturday. Brittan has just returned from Spier Contemporary where his series of oil paintings, to be shown again at the Johannesburg Art Gallery in March, received wide acclaim. His work forms part of an ongoing quest, of almost religious fervour, to reinstate [...]

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Art Bank Joburg (ABJ) and David Krut Print Workshop (DKW) have just completed a printmaking workshop facilitated by project manager Brendan Copestake. Six Johannesburg-based artists were given the chance to experiment with the monotype process in the DKW studio, creating works that will be added to the ABJ’s extensive collection. A selection of these works on paper will be exhibited at David Krut Projects in a show entitled 06:08.

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Johannesburg-based artist, Mathew Brittan, has just returned from Spier Contemporary where his series of oil paintings, to be shown again at the Johannesburg Art Gallery in March, received wide acclaim. His work forms part of an ongoing quest, of almost religious fervour, to reinstate beauty as the primary focus of the arts. Fundamental to his [...]

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Towards the end of last year Lerato Thapi interviewed David Krut for the DSTV breakfast programme, Africa Awakes. While the feature focussed on David’s involvement with the Body Maps Project - the current show at David Krut Projects - conversation soon led to the TAXI Art Books series, print workshop, art outreach activity and the [...]

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